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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw some sparks of light, and noted more broken arrows falling from its sides, to the ground below. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #245)
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44 245 I saw some sparks of View more quotes about light">light, and noted more broken arrows falling from its sides, to the ground below.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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44 242 The maw of the thing was then aligned with another bird and rider, and another burst of fire was emitted from what seemed the maw of the thing, and another rider and bird seemed to discolor the sky as though burning debris might have been cast suddenly on blue tiles.
44 243 One could then see the residue descend against the hills beyond.
44 244 The object then, almost as though mounted on a spindle, turned about, examining the sky about.
44 245 I saw some sparks of light, and noted more broken arrows falling from its sides, to the ground below.
44 246 Ichiro on the summit winded his battle horn, and the ranks of the tarnsmen seemed to erupt about, as though cast by an invisible hand into the wind.
44 247 Another bird and rider perished in a blast of fire, and remains descended, smoking, to the ground.
44 248 Ichiro blew, again and again, the horn of battle.
The maw of the thing was then aligned with another bird and rider, and another burst of fire was emitted from what seemed the maw of the thing, and another rider and bird seemed to discolor the sky as though burning debris might have been cast suddenly on blue tiles. One could then see the residue descend against the hills beyond. The object then, almost as though mounted on a spindle, turned about, examining the sky about. I saw some sparks of light, and noted more broken arrows falling from its sides, to the ground below. Ichiro on the summit winded his battle horn, and the ranks of the tarnsmen seemed to erupt about, as though cast by an invisible hand into the wind. Another bird and rider perished in a blast of fire, and remains descended, smoking, to the ground. Ichiro blew, again and again, the horn of battle. - (Rebels of Gor)