Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 559 | He had not understood the View more quotes about strength">strength of such a creature. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 556 | Hci, running up, struck it with the coils of rope in his hand. |
| 37 | 557 | The bird, then, rising up, wings beating, took to flight, jerking the hobbling log from the pit, tearing it up through the sod roof and poles. |
| 37 | 558 | "Strong! Strong! Marvelous!" cried Cuwignaka. |
| 37 | 559 | He had not understood the strength of such a creature. |
| 37 | 560 | Struggling, wings beating, screaming, the bird, lunging and falling, and climbing again, fought the weight. |
| 37 | 561 | It struggled to perhaps a hundred feet in the air and then, bit by bit, the log swinging, fighting, it began to lose altitude. |
| 37 | 562 | Cuwignaka and Hci ran beneath it, in the grass. |
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Hci, running up, struck it with the coils of rope in his hand.
The bird, then, rising up, wings beating, took to flight, jerking the hobbling log from the pit, tearing it up through the sod roof and poles.
"Strong! Strong! Marvelous!" cried Cuwignaka.
He had not understood the strength of such a creature.
Struggling, wings beating, screaming, the bird, lunging and falling, and climbing again, fought the weight.
It struggled to perhaps a hundred feet in the air and then, bit by bit, the log swinging, fighting, it began to lose altitude.
Cuwignaka and Hci ran beneath it, in the grass.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)