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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

At the same time he saw at the end of the corridor a red line, like a knife, slowly describing a large circle, bubbling and hissing, as it moved, in the steel. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #38)
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2 38 At the View more quotes about same">same time he saw at the end of the corridor a red line, like a knife, slowly describing a large circle, bubbling and hissing, as it moved, in the steel.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 35 He saw the particles outside subsiding.
2 36 He heard the sound of one of the cylinders shifting its position.
2 37 Outside there was air.
2 38 At the same time he saw at the end of the corridor a red line, like a knife, slowly describing a large circle, bubbling and hissing, as it moved, in the steel.
2 39 Then, as the circle was nearly completed, there was a sound as of a single blow, abrupt and impatient, on the other side, perhaps a small explosion, and the steel protruded into the hallway, as though it had been struck by a fist, and then there was another such blow, or explosion, and there was a screeching of metal, and then a large clanging sound, as the large circle of steel, with its diameter of ten feet or more, collapsed, rocking and shimmering with sound, into the hallway.
2 40 In this opening there suddenly appeared, harnessed and alert, enweaponed, ears erected, eyes blazing, head turning from side to side, a gigantic form.
2 41 Behind it, visible in the opening, some half crouched, were similarly accoutered forms.
He saw the particles outside subsiding. He heard the sound of one of the cylinders shifting its position. Outside there was air. At the same time he saw at the end of the corridor a red line, like a knife, slowly describing a large circle, bubbling and hissing, as it moved, in the steel. Then, as the circle was nearly completed, there was a sound as of a single blow, abrupt and impatient, on the other side, perhaps a small explosion, and the steel protruded into the hallway, as though it had been struck by a fist, and then there was another such blow, or explosion, and there was a screeching of metal, and then a large clanging sound, as the large circle of steel, with its diameter of ten feet or more, collapsed, rocking and shimmering with sound, into the hallway. In this opening there suddenly appeared, harnessed and alert, enweaponed, ears erected, eyes blazing, head turning from side to side, a gigantic form. Behind it, visible in the opening, some half crouched, were similarly accoutered forms. - (Kur of Gor)