Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 363 | But the View more quotes about bird">bird, the lance like a straw in its mighty bulk, struck the tarnsman and the other bird, grasping and biting. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 360 | Once again the train of tarns was unled, the lead line free, dangling, uncontrolled in the sky. |
| 20 | 361 | This time the tarn, fiercely, perhaps in rage, in pain, hurled itself downward on the following tarnsman. |
| 20 | 362 | The lance pierced its body, appearing through its back. |
| 20 | 363 | But the bird, the lance like a straw in its mighty bulk, struck the tarnsman and the other bird, grasping and biting. |
| 20 | 364 | The tarnsman's shield was ripped from his arm and went flying into the darkness below. |
| 20 | 365 | The bird had its talons on the man but could not pull him free, because of the safety strap. |
| 20 | 366 | He cried out in fury, trying to fend away the beak. |
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Once again the train of tarns was unled, the lead line free, dangling, uncontrolled in the sky.
This time the tarn, fiercely, perhaps in rage, in pain, hurled itself downward on the following tarnsman.
The lance pierced its body, appearing through its back.
But the bird, the lance like a straw in its mighty bulk, struck the tarnsman and the other bird, grasping and biting.
The tarnsman's shield was ripped from his arm and went flying into the darkness below.
The bird had its talons on the man but could not pull him free, because of the safety strap.
He cried out in fury, trying to fend away the beak.
- (Prize of Gor)