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

How the Tarns of Victory Came to Surmount the Standards of Agamemnon It was a long, weird cry, from Cabot's left, and he reached out his hand, wildly, but could not grasp the outstretched, clutching hand of the human, one from the cages, to his left. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #1)
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47 1 How the View more quotes about tarns">Tarns of Victory Came to Surmount the Standards of Agamemnon It was a long, weird cry, from Cabot's left, and he reached out his hand, wildly, but could not grasp the outstretched, clutching hand of the human, one from the cages, to his left.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
46 203 "Not long," said a Kur.
46 204 "Kill her," said Lord Flavion.
46 205 "No," said Lord Grendel.
47 1 How the Tarns of Victory Came to Surmount the Standards of Agamemnon It was a long, weird cry, from Cabot's left, and he reached out his hand, wildly, but could not grasp the outstretched, clutching hand of the human, one from the cages, to his left.
47 2 He did see him descending, moving in the air, for some seconds, but did not see him strike the side of the cylinder, as he disappeared through the greenery, hundreds of yards below.
47 3 Four others had similarly fallen, who had not reached his own point.
47 4 Most of those who had come with him had been unable to adhere to the flat surface.
"Not long," said a Kur. "Kill her," said Lord Flavion. "No," said Lord Grendel. How the Tarns of Victory Came to Surmount the Standards of Agamemnon It was a long, weird cry, from Cabot's left, and he reached out his hand, wildly, but could not grasp the outstretched, clutching hand of the human, one from the cages, to his left. He did see him descending, moving in the air, for some seconds, but did not see him strike the side of the cylinder, as he disappeared through the greenery, hundreds of yards below. Four others had similarly fallen, who had not reached his own point. Most of those who had come with him had been unable to adhere to the flat surface. - (Kur of Gor)