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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The lieutenant then turned to one side and thrust the blade deeply into the body of one of the dead sleen, that closest to him, the larger of the two animals. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #282)
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37 282 The View more quotes about lieutenant">lieutenant then turned to one side and thrust the blade deeply into the body of one of the dead sleen, that closest to him, the larger of the two animals.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 279 The lieutenant did not take his eyes from the fellow before him.
37 280 The fellow, he at whose heart the steel was poised, trembled, but he did not break and run.
37 281 "If you would take him, I suggest dispatch," said the officer of Treve.
37 282 The lieutenant then turned to one side and thrust the blade deeply into the body of one of the dead sleen, that closest to him, the larger of the two animals.
37 283 He then returned the blade to the black-tunicked man.
37 284 The lieutenant then took the other man's blade, which he had held in his left hand, and did with it the same, returning it also to its owner.
37 285 "Your blades are bloodied," said the lieutenant.
The lieutenant did not take his eyes from the fellow before him. The fellow, he at whose heart the steel was poised, trembled, but he did not break and run. "If you would take him, I suggest dispatch," said the officer of Treve. The lieutenant then turned to one side and thrust the blade deeply into the body of one of the dead sleen, that closest to him, the larger of the two animals. He then returned the blade to the black-tunicked man. The lieutenant then took the other man's blade, which he had held in his left hand, and did with it the same, returning it also to its owner. "Your blades are bloodied," said the lieutenant. - (Witness of Gor)