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

* * * * "I've got it now," said Elizabeth, who, kneeling before the slave ring, had been practicing my signature knot, using the ring as a post. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #621)
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5 621 * * * * "I've got it now," said Elizabeth, who, View more quotes about kneeling">kneeling before the slave ring, had been practicing my signature knot, using the ring as a post.

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

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5 618 Besides, it seemed desirable to let those in Ar think that Tarl Cabot had been killed.
5 619 Further, I did have the business of vengeance to attend to, for there was a Warrior from Thentis who had died on a Koroban bridge, whose blood surely required the justice of the sword.
5 620 It was not simply that Thentis was an ally of Ko-ro-ba, but also that this Warrior had been, it seemed, slain in my stead, and that thus his life had been given for mine, and was thus mine to avenge.
5 621 * * * * "I've got it now," said Elizabeth, who, kneeling before the slave ring, had been practicing my signature knot, using the ring as a post.
5 622 "Good," I said.
5 623 I myself had been spending some time mastering the knot she had invented, which, I was forced to admit, was suitably ingenious.
5 624 I examined her knot, which I had tied about the handle of one of the chests near the wall.
Besides, it seemed desirable to let those in Ar think that Tarl Cabot had been killed. Further, I did have the business of vengeance to attend to, for there was a Warrior from Thentis who had died on a Koroban bridge, whose blood surely required the justice of the sword. It was not simply that Thentis was an ally of Ko-ro-ba, but also that this Warrior had been, it seemed, slain in my stead, and that thus his life had been given for mine, and was thus mine to avenge. * * * * "I've got it now," said Elizabeth, who, kneeling before the slave ring, had been practicing my signature knot, using the ring as a post. "Good," I said. I myself had been spending some time mastering the knot she had invented, which, I was forced to admit, was suitably ingenious. I examined her knot, which I had tied about the handle of one of the chests near the wall. - (Assassin of Gor)