Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 165 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps so too had Sarm. |
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Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 162 | Cautiously Sarm watched Misk's fluttering, piteous, exposed antennae. |
| 27 | 163 | Then slowly one of Misk's legs seemed to give way beneath him and he tilted crazily to one side. |
| 27 | 164 | In the frenzy of the battle I had apparently failed to note the injury to the leg. |
| 27 | 165 | Perhaps so too had Sarm. |
| 27 | 166 | I wondered if Sarm, considering Misk's desperate condition and plight, would offer quarter. |
| 27 | 167 | Once again Sarm leaped in, his bladed projection lifted to strike, but this time Misk suddenly straightened himself promptly on the leg which had seemed to fail him and whipped his antennae back behind his head an instant before the stroke of Sarm's blade and when Sarm struck he found his appendage gripped in the hooklike projections on the end of Misk's foreleg. |
| 27 | 168 | Sarm seemed to tremble and he struck with his other foreleg but this one too Misk seized with his other foreleg and once again they stood rocking on their posterior appendages, for Misk, having learned their strengths in the first grappling, and lacking the swiftness of Sarm, had decided to close with his antagonist. |
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Cautiously Sarm watched Misk's fluttering, piteous, exposed antennae.
Then slowly one of Misk's legs seemed to give way beneath him and he tilted crazily to one side.
In the frenzy of the battle I had apparently failed to note the injury to the leg.
Perhaps so too had Sarm.
I wondered if Sarm, considering Misk's desperate condition and plight, would offer quarter.
Once again Sarm leaped in, his bladed projection lifted to strike, but this time Misk suddenly straightened himself promptly on the leg which had seemed to fail him and whipped his antennae back behind his head an instant before the stroke of Sarm's blade and when Sarm struck he found his appendage gripped in the hooklike projections on the end of Misk's foreleg.
Sarm seemed to tremble and he struck with his other foreleg but this one too Misk seized with his other foreleg and once again they stood rocking on their posterior appendages, for Misk, having learned their strengths in the first grappling, and lacking the swiftness of Sarm, had decided to close with his antagonist.
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