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

I then took the two dangling cords and began to tie what must have seemed to her an incredible knot. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #68)
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5 68 I then View more quotes about took">took the two dangling cords and began to tie what must have seemed to her an incredible knot.

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

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5 65 "Marvelous!" Elizabeth was one of the quickest girls I had ever known.
5 66 She, of Earth, had never heard of this trick, and yet, from the barest of hints, she had understood what could be done.
5 67 "Observe," I said.
5 68 I then took the two dangling cords and began to tie what must have seemed to her an incredible knot.
5 69 "Actually," I informed her, as I continued to weave the cords together in an ever larger and more complex fashion, "this is only a fifty-seven turn knot.
5 70 It is, however, my own invention, though I never thought I'd need it.
5 71 This trick was taught to me by Andreas of Tor, years ago, of the Caste of Singers, for doors in the city of Tor are commonly of this variety.
"Marvelous!" Elizabeth was one of the quickest girls I had ever known. She, of Earth, had never heard of this trick, and yet, from the barest of hints, she had understood what could be done. "Observe," I said. I then took the two dangling cords and began to tie what must have seemed to her an incredible knot. "Actually," I informed her, as I continued to weave the cords together in an ever larger and more complex fashion, "this is only a fifty-seven turn knot. It is, however, my own invention, though I never thought I'd need it. This trick was taught to me by Andreas of Tor, years ago, of the Caste of Singers, for doors in the city of Tor are commonly of this variety. - (Assassin of Gor)