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

For an instant the face of Ho-Tu seemed in agony, and then he turned again to me. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #16)
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18 16 For an View more quotes about instant">instant the face of Ho-Tu seemed in agony, and then he turned again to me.

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

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18 13 "No!" cried Sura.
18 14 I saw the dial rotate back from the Kill Point and Ho-Tu swept the goad toward her, angrily.
18 15 There was an intense eruption of needlelike sparks and Sura screamed in pain and fell stumbling to one side, weeping, crying out on the stones of the floor.
18 16 For an instant the face of Ho-Tu seemed in agony, and then he turned again to me.
18 17 Again I saw the dial rotate and the goad now seemed a jet of fire in his hand.
18 18 I had backed to the chest, resheathed my sword, and drawn forth the knife which had been thrown.
18 19 It was a killing knife, short, well-balanced for throwing, tapered on one side.
"No!" cried Sura. I saw the dial rotate back from the Kill Point and Ho-Tu swept the goad toward her, angrily. There was an intense eruption of needlelike sparks and Sura screamed in pain and fell stumbling to one side, weeping, crying out on the stones of the floor. For an instant the face of Ho-Tu seemed in agony, and then he turned again to me. Again I saw the dial rotate and the goad now seemed a jet of fire in his hand. I had backed to the chest, resheathed my sword, and drawn forth the knife which had been thrown. It was a killing knife, short, well-balanced for throwing, tapered on one side. - (Assassin of Gor)