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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Lord Grendel reached down to the floor of the bridge and lifted up the heavy linkage of the chain that had lain, looped, seemingly discarded, at his feet. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 54, Sentence #147)
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54 147 View more quotes about lord">Lord Grendel reached down to the floor of the bridge and lifted up the heavy linkage of the chain that had lain, looped, seemingly discarded, at his feet.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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54 144 "We will approach them at great speed, violent speed," said Lord Grendel, "and beware the compass of my weapon, the spinning hurricane I will hold in my hands.
54 145 Should it strike you you would be swept a hundred feet from the bridge".
54 146 "Ai!" said Kurik, softly.
54 147 Lord Grendel reached down to the floor of the bridge and lifted up the heavy linkage of the chain that had lain, looped, seemingly discarded, at his feet.
54 148 As it had held Lyris, it might, as well, have held a dozen male Kurii.
54 149 I now realized that it had not been simply cast aside, as I had thought, but, in its looping, had been fashioned into a long, heavy cordage of iron, like a mountain's necklace, a necklace set with stones of iron, shackles, manacles, and the collar.
54 150 This length he doubled, so that two strands hung together.
"We will approach them at great speed, violent speed," said Lord Grendel, "and beware the compass of my weapon, the spinning hurricane I will hold in my hands. Should it strike you you would be swept a hundred feet from the bridge". "Ai!" said Kurik, softly. Lord Grendel reached down to the floor of the bridge and lifted up the heavy linkage of the chain that had lain, looped, seemingly discarded, at his feet. As it had held Lyris, it might, as well, have held a dozen male Kurii. I now realized that it had not been simply cast aside, as I had thought, but, in its looping, had been fashioned into a long, heavy cordage of iron, like a mountain's necklace, a necklace set with stones of iron, shackles, manacles, and the collar. This length he doubled, so that two strands hung together. - (Plunder of Gor)