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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It lifted its unhobbled taloned foot as though to rake the fellow from head to foot. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #258)
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12 258 It View more quotes about lifted">lifted its unhobbled taloned foot as though to rake the fellow from head to foot.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 255 So let their necks be closely and well encircled in slave steel, and let them lie in the darkness, waiting to be illuminated by a taper, thence to their knees and the kissing of feet, and beggings to be found pleasing.
12 256 My attention was then drawn to an area of the training plaza where a fellow was standing quietly before a hobbled tarn.
12 257 Its beak was unbound.
12 258 It lifted its unhobbled taloned foot as though to rake the fellow from head to foot.
12 259 It opened and closed its large, razor like beak.
12 260 In a tarn strike on a tabuk the animal's back is usually broken by the strike, and then the beak, like a shearing engine, slashes through the back of the neck.
12 261 The fellow had no disciplinary wand, no branch, no club in his grasp.
So let their necks be closely and well encircled in slave steel, and let them lie in the darkness, waiting to be illuminated by a taper, thence to their knees and the kissing of feet, and beggings to be found pleasing. My attention was then drawn to an area of the training plaza where a fellow was standing quietly before a hobbled tarn. Its beak was unbound. It lifted its unhobbled taloned foot as though to rake the fellow from head to foot. It opened and closed its large, razor like beak. In a tarn strike on a tabuk the animal's back is usually broken by the strike, and then the beak, like a shearing engine, slashes through the back of the neck. The fellow had no disciplinary wand, no branch, no club in his grasp. - (Swordsmen of Gor)