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

"They are no more immune to the thrust of a spear, the flight of the cable-sprung quarrel, the greeting of the long shaft of the peasant bow, the stab and slash of steel, than other forms of life". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 33, Sentence #763)
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33 763 "They are no more immune to the View more quotes about thrust">thrust of a spear, the flight of the cable-sprung quarrel, the greeting of the long shaft of the peasant bow, the stab and slash of steel, than other forms of life".

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

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33 760 "But it is said, as well," said Kurik, "that one would be no match for a larl".
33 761 "I am afraid," I said.
33 762 "They are neither invulnerable nor invincible," said Kurik.
33 763 "They are no more immune to the thrust of a spear, the flight of the cable-sprung quarrel, the greeting of the long shaft of the peasant bow, the stab and slash of steel, than other forms of life".
33 764 "But if they derive from metal worlds," I said, "such bespeaking sophisticated technologies, surely greater weapons and more fearsome power is at their disposal".
33 765 "Doubtless," said Kurik, "but they would do well to refrain from availing themselves, at least openly, of such advantages on this world".
33 766 "Why?" I asked.
"But it is said, as well," said Kurik, "that one would be no match for a larl". "I am afraid," I said. "They are neither invulnerable nor invincible," said Kurik. "They are no more immune to the thrust of a spear, the flight of the cable-sprung quarrel, the greeting of the long shaft of the peasant bow, the stab and slash of steel, than other forms of life". "But if they derive from metal worlds," I said, "such bespeaking sophisticated technologies, surely greater weapons and more fearsome power is at their disposal". "Doubtless," said Kurik, "but they would do well to refrain from availing themselves, at least openly, of such advantages on this world". "Why?" I asked. - (Plunder of Gor)