Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 164 | He then scrambled to his View more quotes about feet">feet, and withdrew. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 161 | One great paw of Lord Grendel closed on the back of the neck of the killer human and tore him from the Lady Bina, and then his fangs went to his throat. |
| 61 | 162 | "No, no!" cried Cabot. |
| 61 | 163 | Lord Grendel threw the killer human from him, he rolling yards away in the dust. |
| 61 | 164 | He then scrambled to his feet, and withdrew. |
| 61 | 165 | But Cabot discerned that he had first cast a look at Flavion, who stood in the vicinity. |
| 61 | 166 | Grendel cast a wild, belligerent look about him. |
| 61 | 167 | "Kneel, head up, near the stake," said Cabot to the Lady Bina, and she, wild-eyed, shuddering, hastened to comply. |
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One great paw of Lord Grendel closed on the back of the neck of the killer human and tore him from the Lady Bina, and then his fangs went to his throat.
"No, no!" cried Cabot.
Lord Grendel threw the killer human from him, he rolling yards away in the dust.
He then scrambled to his feet, and withdrew.
But Cabot discerned that he had first cast a look at Flavion, who stood in the vicinity.
Grendel cast a wild, belligerent look about him.
"Kneel, head up, near the stake," said Cabot to the Lady Bina, and she, wild-eyed, shuddering, hastened to comply.
- (Kur of Gor)