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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Some five or six tarnsmen ran toward the wide opening of the shallow cave, but I rushed forward, holding the lance parallel to my body, striking them with almost superhuman strength and forcing them over the ledge near the mouth of the cave. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #87)
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14 87 Some five or six View more quotes about tarnsmen">tarnsmen ran toward the wide opening of the shallow cave, but I rushed forward, holding the lance parallel to my body, striking them with almost superhuman strength and forcing them over the ledge near the mouth of the cave.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 84 I turned just in time to knock the impaling lance aside as, carried by two men, it plunged toward my back.
14 85 I seized it, twisting it, and, using it like a bar held by the men, leaped into the air, kicking at them.
14 86 I heard two screams of pain and found that I held the lance.
14 87 Some five or six tarnsmen ran toward the wide opening of the shallow cave, but I rushed forward, holding the lance parallel to my body, striking them with almost superhuman strength and forcing them over the ledge near the mouth of the cave.
14 88 Their screams mingled with shouts of rage as the other tarnsmen rushed forward to capture me.
14 89 One tarnsman leveled a crossbow, and in that instant I hurled the lance and he toppled backward, the shaft of the weapon protruding from his chest, the bolt from his crossbow ricocheting from the rock above my head with a flash of sparks.
14 90 One of the men I had kicked lay writhing at my feet.
I turned just in time to knock the impaling lance aside as, carried by two men, it plunged toward my back. I seized it, twisting it, and, using it like a bar held by the men, leaped into the air, kicking at them. I heard two screams of pain and found that I held the lance. Some five or six tarnsmen ran toward the wide opening of the shallow cave, but I rushed forward, holding the lance parallel to my body, striking them with almost superhuman strength and forcing them over the ledge near the mouth of the cave. Their screams mingled with shouts of rage as the other tarnsmen rushed forward to capture me. One tarnsman leveled a crossbow, and in that instant I hurled the lance and he toppled backward, the shaft of the weapon protruding from his chest, the bolt from his crossbow ricocheting from the rock above my head with a flash of sparks. One of the men I had kicked lay writhing at my feet. - (Tarnsman of Gor)