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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

The bird had its talons on the man but could not pull him free, because of the safety strap. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #365)
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20 365 The bird had its talons on the man but could not View more quotes about pull">pull him free, because of the safety strap.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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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.
20 367 The two birds wheeled, and spun in the air, falling, climbing, screaming, falling.
20 368 The tarnsman's bird, doubtless a war tarn, scenting blood and battle, almost on its back on the sky, ripped upward with its talons at its wild brother.
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. The two birds wheeled, and spun in the air, falling, climbing, screaming, falling. The tarnsman's bird, doubtless a war tarn, scenting blood and battle, almost on its back on the sky, ripped upward with its talons at its wild brother. - (Prize of Gor)