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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was not only a sign of defiance to Priest-Kings, but the fist, the sign of the hammer. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #216)
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3 216 It was not only a View more quotes about sign">sign of defiance to Priest-Kings, but the fist, the sign of the hammer.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 213 The people of Kassau, within the burning temple, cried out, startled.
3 214 They had understood the circle to be of solid gold.
3 215 Standing on the broken fragments of the circle, Ivar Forkbeard cried out, his ax lifted, and his left hand, too, "Praise be to Odin!" And then, throwing his ax to his left shoulder, holding it there by his left hand he turned and faced the Sardar, and lifted his fist, clenched.
3 216 It was not only a sign of defiance to Priest-Kings, but the fist, the sign of the hammer.
3 217 It was the sign of Thor.
3 218 "We can carry no more," cried one of his men.
3 219 "Nor shall we," laughed Ivar.
The people of Kassau, within the burning temple, cried out, startled. They had understood the circle to be of solid gold. Standing on the broken fragments of the circle, Ivar Forkbeard cried out, his ax lifted, and his left hand, too, "Praise be to Odin!" And then, throwing his ax to his left shoulder, holding it there by his left hand he turned and faced the Sardar, and lifted his fist, clenched. It was not only a sign of defiance to Priest-Kings, but the fist, the sign of the hammer. It was the sign of Thor. "We can carry no more," cried one of his men. "Nor shall we," laughed Ivar. - (Marauders of Gor)