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

The Treachery of Flavion Cabot flung himself to the leaves and fired twice, and one blast struck a tree, cracking it open, setting it afire, as if it might have been smitten with lightning, and the other charge took off the head of a Kur. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 72, Sentence #1)
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72 1 The Treachery of View more quotes about flavion">Flavion Cabot flung himself to the leaves and fired twice, and one blast struck a tree, cracking it open, setting it afire, as if it might have been smitten with lightning, and the other charge took off the head of a Kur.

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

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71 31 "True," said Cabot.
71 32 "You are certain that it will be safe to approach the enclave?" "I will guarantee you safe passage," said Flavion.
71 33 "That sets my mind at ease," said Cabot.
72 1 The Treachery of Flavion Cabot flung himself to the leaves and fired twice, and one blast struck a tree, cracking it open, setting it afire, as if it might have been smitten with lightning, and the other charge took off the head of a Kur.
72 2 "Kill him! Kill him!" Flavion was shrieking, with a rattle of chain, the translator conveying this imperative in Gorean with its customary passionless professionalism.
72 3 Another Kur raised his head, cautiously, warily, only feet away.
72 4 It would have been better for him had he been more patient, and waited even Ahn, or until night, but he had not.
"True," said Cabot. "You are certain that it will be safe to approach the enclave?" "I will guarantee you safe passage," said Flavion. "That sets my mind at ease," said Cabot. The Treachery of Flavion Cabot flung himself to the leaves and fired twice, and one blast struck a tree, cracking it open, setting it afire, as if it might have been smitten with lightning, and the other charge took off the head of a Kur. "Kill him! Kill him!" Flavion was shrieking, with a rattle of chain, the translator conveying this imperative in Gorean with its customary passionless professionalism. Another Kur raised his head, cautiously, warily, only feet away. It would have been better for him had he been more patient, and waited even Ahn, or until night, but he had not. - (Kur of Gor)