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

I let the goad, on its leather strap, dangle from my left wrist and then I went to the doll and picked it up. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #609)
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17 609 I let the goad, on its View more quotes about leather">leather strap, dangle from my left wrist and then I went to the doll and picked it up.

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

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17 606 My hand closed on her wrist and she cried out in pain, the goad falling to the floor, rolling.
17 607 I hurled her some feet across the room and retrieved the goad; it had stopped rolling and now, burning, had begun to sink through the stone.
17 608 I rotated the dial back to its minimal charge and then flicked it off.
17 609 I let the goad, on its leather strap, dangle from my left wrist and then I went to the doll and picked it up.
17 610 I approached Sura, who backed against the wall, closing her eyes, turning her head to one side.
17 611 "Here," I said.
17 612 I handed her the doll.
My hand closed on her wrist and she cried out in pain, the goad falling to the floor, rolling. I hurled her some feet across the room and retrieved the goad; it had stopped rolling and now, burning, had begun to sink through the stone. I rotated the dial back to its minimal charge and then flicked it off. I let the goad, on its leather strap, dangle from my left wrist and then I went to the doll and picked it up. I approached Sura, who backed against the wall, closing her eyes, turning her head to one side. "Here," I said. I handed her the doll. - (Assassin of Gor)