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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

A large Kur then entered the arena, carrying a length of rope, and crouched down, waiting. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #95)
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21 95 A View more quotes about large">large Kur then entered the arena, carrying a length of rope, and crouched down, waiting.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 92 "He permits the other sleen to reach the meat first, and find distraction in it, and then he attacks".
21 93 "I see," said Cabot.
21 94 A Kur, with a long pole, with a hook on its end, sunk it into the meat, and drew the meat, the sleen, Ramar, feeding and following, through one of the gates at the level of the sand.
21 95 A large Kur then entered the arena, carrying a length of rope, and crouched down, waiting.
21 96 Shortly thereafter two other Kurii, from opposite sides of the arena, entered upon the sand, and approached the large Kur, and stood some ten feet before him, and apart from one another, by some ten feet, as well.
21 97 "They are not armed," said Cabot.
21 98 "They do not need to be," said Peisistratus.
"He permits the other sleen to reach the meat first, and find distraction in it, and then he attacks". "I see," said Cabot. A Kur, with a long pole, with a hook on its end, sunk it into the meat, and drew the meat, the sleen, Ramar, feeding and following, through one of the gates at the level of the sand. A large Kur then entered the arena, carrying a length of rope, and crouched down, waiting. Shortly thereafter two other Kurii, from opposite sides of the arena, entered upon the sand, and approached the large Kur, and stood some ten feet before him, and apart from one another, by some ten feet, as well. "They are not armed," said Cabot. "They do not need to be," said Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor)