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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

I heard the snapping vibration of the cables of the crossbows, again and again. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 48, Sentence #120)
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48 120 I View more quotes about heard">heard the snapping vibration of the cables of the crossbows, again and again.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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48 117 The common Kur is fanatically loyal to his lord, unless his lord is thought to have failed him, in which case the bond of allegiance is regarded as dissolved.
48 118 This behavior, the loyalty to a chieftain, so to speak, had doubtless been selected for in millennia of Kur warfare, even prior to the development of sophisticated weaponry, which, as I understand it, exists on the steel worlds.
48 119 In seeing these Kurii, unarmed, interposing their own bodies between weapon assailants and a leader, I learned more of what a Kur might be, and often was.
48 120 I heard the snapping vibration of the cables of the crossbows, again and again.
48 121 Kurii fell.
48 122 Some of the newcomers rushed upon the defenders with axes, and limbs and heads were smote away, but Kurii loyal to Agamemnon threw themselves on the assailants, seized axes, and there were terrible struggles for the weapons.
48 123 A throat was bitten through, and I did not even know if the victim was of the newcomers or not.
The common Kur is fanatically loyal to his lord, unless his lord is thought to have failed him, in which case the bond of allegiance is regarded as dissolved. This behavior, the loyalty to a chieftain, so to speak, had doubtless been selected for in millennia of Kur warfare, even prior to the development of sophisticated weaponry, which, as I understand it, exists on the steel worlds. In seeing these Kurii, unarmed, interposing their own bodies between weapon assailants and a leader, I learned more of what a Kur might be, and often was. I heard the snapping vibration of the cables of the crossbows, again and again. Kurii fell. Some of the newcomers rushed upon the defenders with axes, and limbs and heads were smote away, but Kurii loyal to Agamemnon threw themselves on the assailants, seized axes, and there were terrible struggles for the weapons. A throat was bitten through, and I did not even know if the victim was of the newcomers or not. - (Conspirators of Gor)