Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 65 | 268 | "What would you do with two?" Lucilius, with a cry of rage, View more quotes about lifted">lifted the ax. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 65 | 271 | Lucilius, snarling, lowered the ax, and stepped backward. |
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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.
Lucilius, snarling, lowered the ax, and stepped backward.
- (Plunder of Gor)