Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 21 | 633 | One of the metallic paws View more quotes about swept">swept out, and the chest and the side of the face of Lord Pyrrhus, symmetrically lacerated, streamed with lines of blood. |
| 21 | 634 | Twice more was Lord Pyrrhus struck, and he struggled to retain his feet. |
| 21 | 635 | "He is trying to goad him to fight," said Peisistratus. |
| 21 | 636 | "Lord Arcesilaus, across the way," said Peisistratus, "is leaving the tiers". |
| 21 | 637 | Others, too, were filing out. |
| 21 | 638 | Again and again the metallic beast struck Lord Pyrrhus, as though growing more and more frustrated, sometimes flinging him yards, rolling, fur bloody, across the sand. |
| 21 | 639 | Still Lord Pyrrhus, again and again, staggered to his feet, and made no effort to either flee or defend himself. |
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One of the metallic paws swept out, and the chest and the side of the face of Lord Pyrrhus, symmetrically lacerated, streamed with lines of blood.
Twice more was Lord Pyrrhus struck, and he struggled to retain his feet.
"He is trying to goad him to fight," said Peisistratus.
"Lord Arcesilaus, across the way," said Peisistratus, "is leaving the tiers".
Others, too, were filing out.
Again and again the metallic beast struck Lord Pyrrhus, as though growing more and more frustrated, sometimes flinging him yards, rolling, fur bloody, across the sand.
Still Lord Pyrrhus, again and again, staggered to his feet, and made no effort to either flee or defend himself.
- (Kur of Gor)