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

Flavion's great blade again swung in a mighty arc and Cabot caught it on the double head of his own ax, and a blast of sparks burst into the air, and the head of Cabot's ax hung in its bindings, loose, against the haft of his ax. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 77, Sentence #294)
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77 294 View more quotes about flavion">Flavion's great blade again swung in a mighty arc and Cabot caught it on the double head of his own ax, and a blast of sparks burst into the air, and the head of Cabot's ax hung in its bindings, loose, against the haft of his ax.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
77 291 "I am Kur.
77 292 You are human.
77 293 I am Kur!" chanted Flavion.
77 294 Flavion's great blade again swung in a mighty arc and Cabot caught it on the double head of his own ax, and a blast of sparks burst into the air, and the head of Cabot's ax hung in its bindings, loose, against the haft of his ax.
77 295 Cabot lifted the ax, again, the head dangling, and a second blow broke the haft of his ax, and tore it from his hands, and Cabot, defenseless, the head of the ax, and the parts of the ax, in the dirt, yards away, stood at bay.
77 296 Flavion then stood in the compound, grinning, and lifted his ax.
77 297 "I am Kur!" he said.
"I am Kur. You are human. I am Kur!" chanted Flavion. Flavion's great blade again swung in a mighty arc and Cabot caught it on the double head of his own ax, and a blast of sparks burst into the air, and the head of Cabot's ax hung in its bindings, loose, against the haft of his ax. Cabot lifted the ax, again, the head dangling, and a second blow broke the haft of his ax, and tore it from his hands, and Cabot, defenseless, the head of the ax, and the parts of the ax, in the dirt, yards away, stood at bay. Flavion then stood in the compound, grinning, and lifted his ax. "I am Kur!" he said. - (Kur of Gor)