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

Hup, as though shocked, leaped to his feet, turned a somersault, and bounded unevenly to the table, where he put his chin on the boards, trying to nibble at a piece of bread lying there. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #356)
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20 356 Hup, as View more quotes about though">though shocked, leaped to his feet, turned a somersault, and bounded unevenly to the table, where he put his chin on the boards, trying to nibble at a piece of bread lying there.

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

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20 353 Philemon turned the board back, that he might have yellow, and the first move, permitting him to choose his opening.
20 354 The young man looked about him with disgust, but did not protest.
20 355 "To the table, Fool," cried Cernus to Hup.
20 356 Hup, as though shocked, leaped to his feet, turned a somersault, and bounded unevenly to the table, where he put his chin on the boards, trying to nibble at a piece of bread lying there.
20 357 Those in the room laughed, with the exception of Relius, Ho-Sorl, the young boy, and myself, and Sura.
20 358 Sura was still looking at the boy.
20 359 There were tears in her eyes.
Philemon turned the board back, that he might have yellow, and the first move, permitting him to choose his opening. The young man looked about him with disgust, but did not protest. "To the table, Fool," cried Cernus to Hup. Hup, as though shocked, leaped to his feet, turned a somersault, and bounded unevenly to the table, where he put his chin on the boards, trying to nibble at a piece of bread lying there. Those in the room laughed, with the exception of Relius, Ho-Sorl, the young boy, and myself, and Sura. Sura was still looking at the boy. There were tears in her eyes. - (Assassin of Gor)