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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

It could stand, even if it straightened, no higher than a man's waist. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #71)
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2 71 It could stand, even if it View more quotes about straightened">straightened, no higher than a man's waist.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 68 Suddenly a small figure burst through the door of the tavern, stumbling and rolling down the stairs, crying out.
2 69 It bounded to its feet, like a small, hunched animal, with a large head and wild brown hair.
2 70 One eye was larger than the other.
2 71 It could stand, even if it straightened, no higher than a man's waist.
2 72 "Do not hurt Hup!" it cried.
2 73 "Do not hurt Hup!" "It is Hup the Fool," said someone.
2 74 The little thing, misshapen with its large head, scrambled limping and leaping like a broken-legged urt to the counter behind which stood the man in the grimy tunic, who was wiping out a paga bowl.
Suddenly a small figure burst through the door of the tavern, stumbling and rolling down the stairs, crying out. It bounded to its feet, like a small, hunched animal, with a large head and wild brown hair. One eye was larger than the other. It could stand, even if it straightened, no higher than a man's waist. "Do not hurt Hup!" it cried. "Do not hurt Hup!" "It is Hup the Fool," said someone. The little thing, misshapen with its large head, scrambled limping and leaping like a broken-legged urt to the counter behind which stood the man in the grimy tunic, who was wiping out a paga bowl. - (Assassin of Gor)