Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 420 | The edged buckler had View more quotes about caught">caught it under the chin, and taken the head half from the body. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 417 | Within moments lanterns were rushing toward me, and men, and guards. |
| 28 | 418 | "Call Lord Nishida!" I heard. |
| 28 | 419 | In the light of the lanterns I looked down on the shape at my feet. |
| 28 | 420 | The edged buckler had caught it under the chin, and taken the head half from the body. |
| 28 | 421 | From the trees there was a hideous wailing and four Pani, glaives ready, slipped amongst the trees. |
| 28 | 422 | In moments they drew forth from the darkness, dragging it, a sobbing, mauled figure, the left arm missing. |
| 28 | 423 | It was trying to stanch the flooding stream bursting from its body with its free hand, and then it was thrown to the mud amongst us, several mercenaries and Pani now having hurried forward. |
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Within moments lanterns were rushing toward me, and men, and guards.
"Call Lord Nishida!" I heard.
In the light of the lanterns I looked down on the shape at my feet.
The edged buckler had caught it under the chin, and taken the head half from the body.
From the trees there was a hideous wailing and four Pani, glaives ready, slipped amongst the trees.
In moments they drew forth from the darkness, dragging it, a sobbing, mauled figure, the left arm missing.
It was trying to stanch the flooding stream bursting from its body with its free hand, and then it was thrown to the mud amongst us, several mercenaries and Pani now having hurried forward.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)