Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 207 | That handle would be comfortable in his View more quotes about grasp">grasp. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 204 | In a moment or two I had made my way from the passageway to where Grendel was secured, and, with the knife, slashed apart the leash strap which had bound his ankles together. |
| 45 | 205 | Another moment and the ropes which had bound his arms to his sides were lying about his feet, as he crouched down, looking back to the portal. |
| 45 | 206 | He put out his paw and I surrendered the knife. |
| 45 | 207 | That handle would be comfortable in his grasp. |
| 45 | 208 | He looked behind himself again, and then thrust me toward the passageway from which I had emerged. |
| 45 | 209 | When we reached the passageway Tiresias had dragged away the body of the second Kur, presumably to place it with the body and head of the other. |
| 45 | 210 | I went several feet away from where the fearsome blow had been struck, that which had felled the second guard. |
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In a moment or two I had made my way from the passageway to where Grendel was secured, and, with the knife, slashed apart the leash strap which had bound his ankles together.
Another moment and the ropes which had bound his arms to his sides were lying about his feet, as he crouched down, looking back to the portal.
He put out his paw and I surrendered the knife.
That handle would be comfortable in his grasp.
He looked behind himself again, and then thrust me toward the passageway from which I had emerged.
When we reached the passageway Tiresias had dragged away the body of the second Kur, presumably to place it with the body and head of the other.
I went several feet away from where the fearsome blow had been struck, that which had felled the second guard.
- (Conspirators of Gor)