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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then the picket charged but, as I had intended, across the field of their own fallen. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #302)
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21 302 Then the picket charged but, as I had View more quotes about intended">intended, across the field of their own fallen.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 299 It seemed to me obvious that the men who faced me intended to do so as a group; already two had been lured from the picket and had died; I did not expect that another of the four would singly rush upon me.
21 300 I backed among the bodies of the fallen Taurentians.
21 301 Unevenly, with difficulty, the picket followed, their eyes on me.
21 302 Then the picket charged but, as I had intended, across the field of their own fallen.
21 303 I leaped to one side.
21 304 The end man stumbled in an attempt to turn to me and I passed the side of the blade beneath the helmet and was behind them.
21 305 Attempting to remain together they wheeled, each in place.
It seemed to me obvious that the men who faced me intended to do so as a group; already two had been lured from the picket and had died; I did not expect that another of the four would singly rush upon me. I backed among the bodies of the fallen Taurentians. Unevenly, with difficulty, the picket followed, their eyes on me. Then the picket charged but, as I had intended, across the field of their own fallen. I leaped to one side. The end man stumbled in an attempt to turn to me and I passed the side of the blade beneath the helmet and was behind them. Attempting to remain together they wheeled, each in place. - (Assassin of Gor)