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

"You are human! I am Kur!" At that moment there was a terrible sound, a crashing and splintering of wood, and then another such crashing and splintering, and then another, and Cabot backed away, and looked wildly behind him. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 77, Sentence #298)
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77 298 "You are View more quotes about human">human! I am Kur!" At that moment there was a terrible sound, a crashing and splintering of wood, and then another such crashing and splintering, and then another, and Cabot backed away, and looked wildly behind him.

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

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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.
77 298 "You are human! I am Kur!" At that moment there was a terrible sound, a crashing and splintering of wood, and then another such crashing and splintering, and then another, and Cabot backed away, and looked wildly behind him.
77 299 The sound came from the back of the compound, opposite the gate.
77 300 Then, to his amazement, he saw parts of palings thrust to the side, and there was a mighty roar, and a terrible figure stepped into the compound through the great, jagged, wrought aperture in the wall.
77 301 "I am Kur!" it cried, in a terrible voice.
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. "You are human! I am Kur!" At that moment there was a terrible sound, a crashing and splintering of wood, and then another such crashing and splintering, and then another, and Cabot backed away, and looked wildly behind him. The sound came from the back of the compound, opposite the gate. Then, to his amazement, he saw parts of palings thrust to the side, and there was a mighty roar, and a terrible figure stepped into the compound through the great, jagged, wrought aperture in the wall. "I am Kur!" it cried, in a terrible voice. - (Kur of Gor)