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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The effect was startling: there was the sudden bright flash of yellow glittering light, the splash of sparks, and a scream of pain and rage from the tarn as he immediately beat his wings, lifting himself out of my reach in a rush of air that nearly forced me over the edge of the roof. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #6)
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4 6 The View more quotes about effect">effect was startling: there was the sudden bright flash of yellow glittering light, the splash of sparks, and a scream of pain and rage from the tarn as he immediately beat his wings, lifting himself out of my reach in a rush of air that nearly forced me over the edge of the roof.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 3 He lunged twice, and I struck it twice.
4 4 He drew back his head again, spreading his beak, preparing to slash downward again.
4 5 In that instant I switched the tarn-goad to the "on" position, and when the great beak flashed downward again, I struck it viciously, trying to force it away from me.
4 6 The effect was startling: there was the sudden bright flash of yellow glittering light, the splash of sparks, and a scream of pain and rage from the tarn as he immediately beat his wings, lifting himself out of my reach in a rush of air that nearly forced me over the edge of the roof.
4 7 I was on my hands and knees, trying to get back on my feet, too near the edge.
4 8 The tarn was circling the cylinder, uttering piercing cries; then he began to fly away from the city.
4 9 Without knowing why, and thinking I was better off to have the thing in retreat, I seized my tarn whistle and blew its shrill note.
He lunged twice, and I struck it twice. He drew back his head again, spreading his beak, preparing to slash downward again. In that instant I switched the tarn-goad to the "on" position, and when the great beak flashed downward again, I struck it viciously, trying to force it away from me. The effect was startling: there was the sudden bright flash of yellow glittering light, the splash of sparks, and a scream of pain and rage from the tarn as he immediately beat his wings, lifting himself out of my reach in a rush of air that nearly forced me over the edge of the roof. I was on my hands and knees, trying to get back on my feet, too near the edge. The tarn was circling the cylinder, uttering piercing cries; then he began to fly away from the city. Without knowing why, and thinking I was better off to have the thing in retreat, I seized my tarn whistle and blew its shrill note. - (Tarnsman of Gor)