Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 143 | View more quotes about several">Several Kurii in the stands began to descend to the field. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 140 | The great trumpet, in its mount, was not tended. |
| 61 | 141 | The platform was bare. |
| 61 | 142 | Men in the stands looked wildly to one another. |
| 61 | 143 | Several Kurii in the stands began to descend to the field. |
| 61 | 144 | Surtak roared terribly, a noise that might, millennia ago, have shaken forests on a far world, and seized up the mighty ax he had cast down but Ehn ago. |
| 61 | 145 | Lord Grendel's translator articulated, quietly, as the volume was set, "Yes, the Rings, the Rings". |
| 61 | 146 | Surtak then, with one massive, clawed foot, violently thrust Lyris to the ground. |
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The great trumpet, in its mount, was not tended.
The platform was bare.
Men in the stands looked wildly to one another.
Several Kurii in the stands began to descend to the field.
Surtak roared terribly, a noise that might, millennia ago, have shaken forests on a far world, and seized up the mighty ax he had cast down but Ehn ago.
Lord Grendel's translator articulated, quietly, as the volume was set, "Yes, the Rings, the Rings".
Surtak then, with one massive, clawed foot, violently thrust Lyris to the ground.
- (Plunder of Gor)