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

Murmillius, with a marvelous thrust, as though weary of sustaining the attack of his man, dropped him. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #337)
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21 337 Murmillius, with a marvelous View more quotes about thrust">thrust, as though weary of sustaining the attack of his man, dropped him.

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

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21 334 Fortunately I too encountered Ho-Tu".
21 335 "And," grunted Murmillius, laughing, turning back an attack, "I wager the girls of the Street of Pots".
21 336 "If it must be known," granted Relius, driving his blade between the ribs of a Taurentian.
21 337 Murmillius, with a marvelous thrust, as though weary of sustaining the attack of his man, dropped him.
21 338 "A likely lot of wenches they are," said he.
21 339 "Perhaps," said Ho-Sorl, "any Taurentians that are left over we can give to the girls of the Street of Pots".
21 340 I turned a blade from my breast, as another four or five Taurentians pressed in upon me.
Fortunately I too encountered Ho-Tu". "And," grunted Murmillius, laughing, turning back an attack, "I wager the girls of the Street of Pots". "If it must be known," granted Relius, driving his blade between the ribs of a Taurentian. Murmillius, with a marvelous thrust, as though weary of sustaining the attack of his man, dropped him. "A likely lot of wenches they are," said he. "Perhaps," said Ho-Sorl, "any Taurentians that are left over we can give to the girls of the Street of Pots". I turned a blade from my breast, as another four or five Taurentians pressed in upon me. - (Assassin of Gor)