Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 393 | "The View more quotes about beating">beating on the bar," said Cabot, "would in time weaken the arms of he who blocks the blows, surely by the third or fourth attacker". |
| 21 | 394 | There were several more exchanges, each with its shower of sparks. |
| 21 | 395 | The challenger then stepped back in the sand. |
| 21 | 396 | Grendel did not pursue him. |
| 21 | 397 | He wished, doubtless, to remain in the vicinity of the pet, lest the attacker might the more easily slip past him. |
| 21 | 398 | The goal of the attackers was primarily the blood of the pet, to revenge themselves upon her, however irrationally, to which object the destruction of her despised defender was largely incidental. |
| 21 | 399 | Grendel and the second attacker then, some yards apart, crouched down, watching one another. |
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"The beating on the bar," said Cabot, "would in time weaken the arms of he who blocks the blows, surely by the third or fourth attacker".
There were several more exchanges, each with its shower of sparks.
The challenger then stepped back in the sand.
Grendel did not pursue him.
He wished, doubtless, to remain in the vicinity of the pet, lest the attacker might the more easily slip past him.
The goal of the attackers was primarily the blood of the pet, to revenge themselves upon her, however irrationally, to which object the destruction of her despised defender was largely incidental.
Grendel and the second attacker then, some yards apart, crouched down, watching one another.
- (Kur of Gor)