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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Before they could free themselves of the net's toils, Clitus drew them from their feet and punched twice with the butt of his trident, the first blow to the temple of one of his foes, the second splintering ribs into the lungs of the other. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 60, Sentence #164)
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60 164 Before they could View more quotes about free">free themselves of the net's toils, Clitus drew them from their feet and punched twice with the butt of his trident, the first blow to the temple of one of his foes, the second splintering ribs into the lungs of the other.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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60 161 Where he fell, the water churned, erupting in a frenzy of tiny bodies.
60 162 The second man had intended to coordinate his attack with that of the first, but he failed to reach me, the front of his skull broken in by a thrust of Thurnock's mighty staff.
60 163 Almost at the same time, Clitus' net flashed over our heads and fell gracefully over the two fellows with tridents.
60 164 Before they could free themselves of the net's toils, Clitus drew them from their feet and punched twice with the butt of his trident, the first blow to the temple of one of his foes, the second splintering ribs into the lungs of the other.
60 165 They rolled, tangled in the net.
60 166 A second pair of foes advanced on Thurnock and myself, but then, seeing our guard, drew back, not certain of themselves.
60 167 "Attack, attack!" screamed Ctesippus.
Where he fell, the water churned, erupting in a frenzy of tiny bodies. The second man had intended to coordinate his attack with that of the first, but he failed to reach me, the front of his skull broken in by a thrust of Thurnock's mighty staff. Almost at the same time, Clitus' net flashed over our heads and fell gracefully over the two fellows with tridents. Before they could free themselves of the net's toils, Clitus drew them from their feet and punched twice with the butt of his trident, the first blow to the temple of one of his foes, the second splintering ribs into the lungs of the other. They rolled, tangled in the net. A second pair of foes advanced on Thurnock and myself, but then, seeing our guard, drew back, not certain of themselves. "Attack, attack!" screamed Ctesippus. - (Avengers of Gor)