Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 652 | View more quotes about decius">Decius Albus drew back a yard in the box, turning white. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 649 | Lord Grendel roared with pleasure, lifting the ax. |
| 61 | 650 | "A shield, a shield!" cried Decius Albus, "and one, as well, for noble Lucilius!" The large Kur beside him in the box was crouched down, and the broad, double-edged blade of the Kur ax it bore was held across its body, before its chest, covering its heart. |
| 61 | 651 | Its baleful eyes gleamed over the edge. |
| 61 | 652 | Decius Albus drew back a yard in the box, turning white. |
| 61 | 653 | The need for shields had not been anticipated. |
| 61 | 654 | I now knew why my master had hoped that I might be able to reach the wagon. |
| 61 | 655 | Surely it had been empty, as had been intended, upon our arrival at the feast, a situation that had been confirmed by suspicious guards, but it had been arranged, clearly, certainly not with my knowledge, for I was a slave, that the Lady Bina and Eve would make their way, in another wagon, to the scene of the "festivities". |
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Lord Grendel roared with pleasure, lifting the ax.
"A shield, a shield!" cried Decius Albus, "and one, as well, for noble Lucilius!" The large Kur beside him in the box was crouched down, and the broad, double-edged blade of the Kur ax it bore was held across its body, before its chest, covering its heart.
Its baleful eyes gleamed over the edge.
Decius Albus drew back a yard in the box, turning white.
The need for shields had not been anticipated.
I now knew why my master had hoped that I might be able to reach the wagon.
Surely it had been empty, as had been intended, upon our arrival at the feast, a situation that had been confirmed by suspicious guards, but it had been arranged, clearly, certainly not with my knowledge, for I was a slave, that the Lady Bina and Eve would make their way, in another wagon, to the scene of the "festivities".
- (Plunder of Gor)