Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 47 | 123 | Kisu suddenly seized a man and hurled him about, striking him repeatedly with the butt of his spear, beating him as though he might be an animal. |
| 47 | 124 | He then kicked him and drove him against the fence. |
| 47 | 125 | It was the chieftain of the Mamba people. |
| 47 | 126 | He drove the butt of the spear into the man's face, breaking his teeth loose. |
| 47 | 127 | Then he thrust the blade of his spear into his belly and threw him on his face beside the wall. |
| 47 | 128 | Again and again Kisu, as though beside himself with rage, drove the spear blade down into the man's legs until the tendons behind the knees were severed. |
| 47 | 129 | He then, almost black with ants himself, shrieking, bit from the man's arm a mouthful of flesh which he then spat out. |
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Kisu suddenly seized a man and hurled him about, striking him repeatedly with the butt of his spear, beating him as though he might be an animal.
He then kicked him and drove him against the fence.
It was the chieftain of the Mamba people.
He drove the butt of the spear into the man's face, breaking his teeth loose.
Then he thrust the blade of his spear into his belly and threw him on his face beside the wall.
Again and again Kisu, as though beside himself with rage, drove the spear blade down into the man's legs until the tendons behind the knees were severed.
He then, almost black with ants himself, shrieking, bit from the man's arm a mouthful of flesh which he then spat out.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )