Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
2
120
This ridge can be penetrated by the spear but anything less than a perfect cast will result in the weapon's being deflected through the cheek of the animal, inflicting a cruel but unimportant wound.
2
121
On the other hand if I were under the larl I would have a brief but clean strike at the great, pounding, eight-valved heart that lies in the center of its breast.
2
122
My heart sank for I heard another growl, that of a second beast.
2
123
I had but one spear.
2
124
I might kill one larl, but then I should almost certainly die under the jaws of its mate.
2
125
For some reason I did not fear death but felt only anger that these beasts might prevent me from keeping my rendezvous with the Priest-Kings of Gor.
2
126
I wondered how many men might have turned back at this point, and I remembered the innumerable white, frozen bones on the cliffs below.
This ridge can be penetrated by the spear but anything less than a perfect cast will result in the weapon's being deflected through the cheek of the animal, inflicting a cruel but unimportant wound.
On the other hand if I were under the larl I would have a brief but clean strike at the great, pounding, eight-valved heart that lies in the center of its breast.
My heart sank for I heard another growl, that of a second beast.
I had but one spear.
I might kill one larl, but then I should almost certainly die under the jaws of its mate.
For some reason I did not fear death but felt only anger that these beasts might prevent me from keeping my rendezvous with the Priest-Kings of Gor.
I wondered how many men might have turned back at this point, and I remembered the innumerable white, frozen bones on the cliffs below.
- (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter )