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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

My blade entered the roof of its mouth, pushing its head up and away from my throat. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #71)
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25 71 My View more quotes about blade">blade entered the roof of its mouth, pushing its head up and away from my throat.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 68 "Stop!" I cried, rushing forward.
25 69 "Kill!" cried the man in wrist straps, pointing the whip in my direction, and unleashing the urt, which charged viciously toward me.
25 70 Its ratlike scamper was incomprehensibly swift and almost before I could set myself for its charge it had crossed the cylinder roof in two or three bounds and pounced to seize me in its bared fangs.
25 71 My blade entered the roof of its mouth, pushing its head up and away from my throat.
25 72 The squeal must have carried to the walls of Tharna.
25 73 Its neck twisted and the blade was wrenched from my grasp.
25 74 My arms encircled its neck and my face was pressed into its glossy white fur.
"Stop!" I cried, rushing forward. "Kill!" cried the man in wrist straps, pointing the whip in my direction, and unleashing the urt, which charged viciously toward me. Its ratlike scamper was incomprehensibly swift and almost before I could set myself for its charge it had crossed the cylinder roof in two or three bounds and pounced to seize me in its bared fangs. My blade entered the roof of its mouth, pushing its head up and away from my throat. The squeal must have carried to the walls of Tharna. Its neck twisted and the blade was wrenched from my grasp. My arms encircled its neck and my face was pressed into its glossy white fur. - (Outlaw of Gor)