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

"He is strong even for a Kur!" cried Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #431)
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21 431 "He is View more quotes about strong">strong even for a Kur!" cried Peisistratus.

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

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21 428 Grendel suddenly left the vicinity of the pet on its chain moving with great speed toward the nearest of the attackers, it unwisely now, too eager, some yards in advance of the others.
21 429 There were movements of the weapons but they did not make contact.
21 430 The foremost attacker's bar struck down into the sand, and Grendel was then behind it and he thrust his weapon into the abdomen of his foe, and literally lifted the Kur from the sand, impaled, and flung his body from the weapon.
21 431 "He is strong even for a Kur!" cried Peisistratus.
21 432 "He is more than Kur!" cried Cabot.
21 433 At the same moment another of the Kurii rushed toward the pet, who screamed, his bar lifted, to strike down, but Grendel spun about and flung his weapon almost as might a lesser creature have hurled a javelin, and it struck he who threatened the blonde in the back, emerging through his chest, and his bar fell ringing on the cement to the left of the terrified pet.
21 434 At the same time, a side stroke from a bar struck Grendel on the left arm, and the arm jerked, useless, for the moment paralyzed.
Grendel suddenly left the vicinity of the pet on its chain moving with great speed toward the nearest of the attackers, it unwisely now, too eager, some yards in advance of the others. There were movements of the weapons but they did not make contact. The foremost attacker's bar struck down into the sand, and Grendel was then behind it and he thrust his weapon into the abdomen of his foe, and literally lifted the Kur from the sand, impaled, and flung his body from the weapon. "He is strong even for a Kur!" cried Peisistratus. "He is more than Kur!" cried Cabot. At the same moment another of the Kurii rushed toward the pet, who screamed, his bar lifted, to strike down, but Grendel spun about and flung his weapon almost as might a lesser creature have hurled a javelin, and it struck he who threatened the blonde in the back, emerging through his chest, and his bar fell ringing on the cement to the left of the terrified pet. At the same time, a side stroke from a bar struck Grendel on the left arm, and the arm jerked, useless, for the moment paralyzed. - (Kur of Gor)