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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

The lead beast suddenly sprang forward, and was precipitately upon us, far more quickly than I might have deemed possible, and, with a contemptuous sweep of its mighty paw, struck Kurik to the side, into the darkness. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #599)
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33 599 The lead View more quotes about beast">beast suddenly sprang forward, and was precipitately upon us, far more quickly than I might have deemed possible, and, with a contemptuous sweep of its mighty paw, struck Kurik to the side, into the darkness.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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33 596 "They will not be warned," I said.
33 597 "Our task," cried Kurik, "is set by Lord Arcesilaus!" "She says," I said, "these are not the minions of Lord Arcesilaus".
33 598 "I feared so," said Kurik, "seekers of vengeance and renewed war, partisans of a more fearsome lord, adherents of a throne unforgotten and never surrendered".
33 599 The lead beast suddenly sprang forward, and was precipitately upon us, far more quickly than I might have deemed possible, and, with a contemptuous sweep of its mighty paw, struck Kurik to the side, into the darkness.
33 600 I doubted consciousness could endure such a blow.
33 601 I myself was seized by another of the beasts and flung rudely to the other side, a dozen yards away, skidding and rolling, into a line of boxes.
33 602 I lay there, half in shock.
"They will not be warned," I said. "Our task," cried Kurik, "is set by Lord Arcesilaus!" "She says," I said, "these are not the minions of Lord Arcesilaus". "I feared so," said Kurik, "seekers of vengeance and renewed war, partisans of a more fearsome lord, adherents of a throne unforgotten and never surrendered". The lead beast suddenly sprang forward, and was precipitately upon us, far more quickly than I might have deemed possible, and, with a contemptuous sweep of its mighty paw, struck Kurik to the side, into the darkness. I doubted consciousness could endure such a blow. I myself was seized by another of the beasts and flung rudely to the other side, a dozen yards away, skidding and rolling, into a line of boxes. I lay there, half in shock. - (Plunder of Gor)