• Home
  • Contact

Results Details

"thurnock "

Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Why, small one?" asked Thurnock. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #12)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 12 "Why, View more quotes about small">small one?" asked Thurnock.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 9 "Those we seek, the intruders, have struck," said Thurnock.
2 10 "With blades, fire, and chains," I said.
2 11 "How is it then," asked Thurnock, "that this scrawny verr, clad in filthy rags, perhaps ill fed, is still here, not slain, not chained like a girl, not carried off for the benches or quarries?" "I fled, large one," said Aktis.
2 12 "Why, small one?" asked Thurnock.
2 13 "At the time it seemed the thing to do," said Aktis.
2 14 Aktis was not a small man, but Thurnock was unusually large, a boulder of a man, with arms like oars.
2 15 "Aktis," I said, "those on their feet here, greeting you, honoring you, standing about the fires, are my men, my friends".
"Those we seek, the intruders, have struck," said Thurnock. "With blades, fire, and chains," I said. "How is it then," asked Thurnock, "that this scrawny verr, clad in filthy rags, perhaps ill fed, is still here, not slain, not chained like a girl, not carried off for the benches or quarries?" "I fled, large one," said Aktis. "Why, small one?" asked Thurnock. "At the time it seemed the thing to do," said Aktis. Aktis was not a small man, but Thurnock was unusually large, a boulder of a man, with arms like oars. "Aktis," I said, "those on their feet here, greeting you, honoring you, standing about the fires, are my men, my friends". - (Avengers of Gor)