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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

The fellow held the two handles rather at the ends, where the most leverage might be exerted. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #179)
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27 179 The View more quotes about fellow">fellow held the two handles rather at the ends, where the most leverage might be exerted.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 176 "Keep your head down".
27 177 I felt a thick, curved blade thrust between my neck and the collar, and knew this was matched with a similar blade, one with which it was paired.
27 178 The tool had two stout handles which were spread, and would then be brought muchly together.
27 179 The fellow held the two handles rather at the ends, where the most leverage might be exerted.
27 180 I sensed him strain, then apply more pressure, and then I heard the breaking of the metal.
27 181 He put the tool down and spread and pulled the sides of the rent collar from my throat.
27 182 I heard it put into the tool box.
"Keep your head down". I felt a thick, curved blade thrust between my neck and the collar, and knew this was matched with a similar blade, one with which it was paired. The tool had two stout handles which were spread, and would then be brought muchly together. The fellow held the two handles rather at the ends, where the most leverage might be exerted. I sensed him strain, then apply more pressure, and then I heard the breaking of the metal. He put the tool down and spread and pulled the sides of the rent collar from my throat. I heard it put into the tool box. - (Conspirators of Gor)