Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 267 | "You have View more quotes about enough">enough difficulty dealing with one," she said. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 65 | 264 | "Stop, stop!" cried Lucilius, as men rushed about him, in the darkness, hurrying from the yard. |
| 65 | 265 | Then he was alone in the yard, save for the Lady Bina, who had resumed her seat. |
| 65 | 266 | "You," snarled Lucilius, the menace clear in Kur, "you unveiled, shameless she-sleen, with one blow of my ax there will be two of you". |
| 65 | 267 | "You have enough difficulty dealing with one," she said. |
| 65 | 268 | "What would you do with two?" Lucilius, with a cry of rage, lifted the ax. |
| 65 | 269 | "I would lower my ax, if I were you, fellow," she said, "for, by now, you might have a quarrel between your eyes". |
| 65 | 270 | Kurik, my master, stepped forth from the shadows, his bow lifted, and aimed. |
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"Stop, stop!" cried Lucilius, as men rushed about him, in the darkness, hurrying from the yard.
Then he was alone in the yard, save for the Lady Bina, who had resumed her seat.
"You," snarled Lucilius, the menace clear in Kur, "you unveiled, shameless she-sleen, with one blow of my ax there will be two of you".
"You have enough difficulty dealing with one," she said.
"What would you do with two?" Lucilius, with a cry of rage, lifted the ax.
"I would lower my ax, if I were you, fellow," she said, "for, by now, you might have a quarrel between your eyes".
Kurik, my master, stepped forth from the shadows, his bow lifted, and aimed.
- (Plunder of Gor)