Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 53 | 367 | It is difficult to reach the kur's brain with so small a weapon. |
| 53 | 368 | It may be done, however, with the proper angle of elevation, through the socket of the eye. |
| 53 | 369 | It may also be done through the ear and, where the skull is thinner, the temple. |
| 53 | 370 | The kur roared with pain and I lost the dagger, it wrenched away as the kur threw its claws to its face. |
| 53 | 371 | It pulled loose the dagger howling. |
| 53 | 372 | Then it reached for me. |
| 53 | 373 | I backed away. |
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It is difficult to reach the kur's brain with so small a weapon.
It may be done, however, with the proper angle of elevation, through the socket of the eye.
It may also be done through the ear and, where the skull is thinner, the temple.
The kur roared with pain and I lost the dagger, it wrenched away as the kur threw its claws to its face.
It pulled loose the dagger howling.
Then it reached for me.
I backed away.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )