Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 252 | The headless corpse of Aelius was View more quotes about below">below the box, sprawled across three of the lowest tiers. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 249 | In a moment, they were aflight, hastening to the vicinity of the stake to which Kurik had been chained, where he, Lord Grendel, and Drusus Andronicus had stationed themselves. |
| 61 | 250 | The closest Kurii had fallen back, and even Lucilius, in the box, had apparently been startled, presumably anticipating a mad climb on the part of Surtak to the box. |
| 61 | 251 | He had his ax poised. |
| 61 | 252 | The headless corpse of Aelius was below the box, sprawled across three of the lowest tiers. |
| 61 | 253 | I did not suppose that Surtak, however enraged, given the example of Aelius, would have essayed that climb. |
| 61 | 254 | He had, however, clearly suggested that possibility. |
| 61 | 255 | The kajirae were well afoot before they were noticed, and then there was a great cry of rage and disappointment from several of the Kurii. |
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In a moment, they were aflight, hastening to the vicinity of the stake to which Kurik had been chained, where he, Lord Grendel, and Drusus Andronicus had stationed themselves.
The closest Kurii had fallen back, and even Lucilius, in the box, had apparently been startled, presumably anticipating a mad climb on the part of Surtak to the box.
He had his ax poised.
The headless corpse of Aelius was below the box, sprawled across three of the lowest tiers.
I did not suppose that Surtak, however enraged, given the example of Aelius, would have essayed that climb.
He had, however, clearly suggested that possibility.
The kajirae were well afoot before they were noticed, and then there was a great cry of rage and disappointment from several of the Kurii.
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