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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

The bird of the Blues raked downward, with talons that could have torn Mip from the saddle, but Mip had judged the distance superbly. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #171)
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22 171 The bird of the Blues raked View more quotes about downward">downward, with talons that could have torn Mip from the saddle, but Mip had judged the distance superbly.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 168 But yet the race could be won on blocking.
22 169 Menicius of Port Kar had been slowed by the Silver's attempt to stop him.
22 170 Again and again Mip tried to pass above the bird of the Blues, ring after ring, and then, lifting the bird again, he suddenly cut low and to the left, executing the dangerous talon pass.
22 171 The bird of the Blues raked downward, with talons that could have torn Mip from the saddle, but Mip had judged the distance superbly.
22 172 I heard the rider of the Blues curse and those who favored the Steels leaped roaring to their feet.
22 173 "Look," said the crossbowman, who stood near me.
22 174 He pointed to a spot about a hundred yards away, on a small wall, built itself on the dividing wall, near the pole of the wooden tarn heads.
But yet the race could be won on blocking. Menicius of Port Kar had been slowed by the Silver's attempt to stop him. Again and again Mip tried to pass above the bird of the Blues, ring after ring, and then, lifting the bird again, he suddenly cut low and to the left, executing the dangerous talon pass. The bird of the Blues raked downward, with talons that could have torn Mip from the saddle, but Mip had judged the distance superbly. I heard the rider of the Blues curse and those who favored the Steels leaped roaring to their feet. "Look," said the crossbowman, who stood near me. He pointed to a spot about a hundred yards away, on a small wall, built itself on the dividing wall, near the pole of the wooden tarn heads. - (Assassin of Gor)