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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

He would prepare carefully for the kill, feinting, darting, keeping the blade forward of my grasp, but slashing, striking, again and again, at the hand, from which he might sever fingers, or slash a wrist, disabling the hand. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #320)
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14 320 He would View more quotes about prepare">prepare carefully for the kill, feinting, darting, keeping the blade forward of my grasp, but slashing, striking, again and again, at the hand, from which he might sever fingers, or slash a wrist, disabling the hand.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
14 317 "Noble Callias!" grinned Seremides, moving a hort closer.
14 318 My only chance would be to grasp his knife wrist, and I thought there was little chance of that.
14 319 Seremides would not be so foolish as to make a long strike, which might be blocked or intercepted.
14 320 He would prepare carefully for the kill, feinting, darting, keeping the blade forward of my grasp, but slashing, striking, again and again, at the hand, from which he might sever fingers, or slash a wrist, disabling the hand.
14 321 I would then, eventually, be as helpless as if bound.
14 322 I did not think he would finish me quickly.
14 323 I had seen him finish more than one man slowly, pleasantly.
"Noble Callias!" grinned Seremides, moving a hort closer. My only chance would be to grasp his knife wrist, and I thought there was little chance of that. Seremides would not be so foolish as to make a long strike, which might be blocked or intercepted. He would prepare carefully for the kill, feinting, darting, keeping the blade forward of my grasp, but slashing, striking, again and again, at the hand, from which he might sever fingers, or slash a wrist, disabling the hand. I would then, eventually, be as helpless as if bound. I did not think he would finish me quickly. I had seen him finish more than one man slowly, pleasantly. - (Mariners of Gor)