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

"A knife on the high bridge," said I, "in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—at the Twentieth Ahn—in the darkness and the shadows of the lamps". - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #62)
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4 62 "A View more quotes about knife">knife on the high bridge," said I, "in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—at the Twentieth Ahn—in the darkness and the shadows of the lamps".

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

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4 59 Then he looked at me.
4 60 "There will be few in Ar," he said, "who would not wish you well in your dark work".
4 61 "Who could kill Tarl of Bristol?" cried out a man-at-arms, not even thinking that Cernus had not acknowledged his right to speak.
4 62 "A knife on the high bridge," said I, "in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—at the Twentieth Ahn—in the darkness and the shadows of the lamps".
4 63 The men-at-arms looked at one another.
4 64 "It could only have been so," said one.
4 65 I myself felt bitterly about a poorly lit bridge in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—and about a certain hour on a certain day—for it was on that bridge that a young man, of the Warriors, had walked perhaps not more than a quarter of an Ahn before I myself would have passed that way.
Then he looked at me. "There will be few in Ar," he said, "who would not wish you well in your dark work". "Who could kill Tarl of Bristol?" cried out a man-at-arms, not even thinking that Cernus had not acknowledged his right to speak. "A knife on the high bridge," said I, "in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—at the Twentieth Ahn—in the darkness and the shadows of the lamps". The men-at-arms looked at one another. "It could only have been so," said one. I myself felt bitterly about a poorly lit bridge in the vicinity of the Cylinder of Warriors—and about a certain hour on a certain day—for it was on that bridge that a young man, of the Warriors, had walked perhaps not more than a quarter of an Ahn before I myself would have passed that way. - (Assassin of Gor)