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

The Red rider broke free and returned to the race. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #498)
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22 498 The Red View more quotes about rider">rider broke free and returned to the race.

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

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22 495 My tarn struck the other two and in a moment, tarn goads flashing, talons clutching, birds screaming and biting, we found ourselves as in a clenched, winged fist of fury, beating and turning before the left center ring.
22 496 Then we were struck by another bird, the Blue I think, and then by the bird ridden by the Torian, and then one of the others.
22 497 The Green, rider cursing, tumbled back out of the fist, bleeding at the side of the throat, out of control, screaming.
22 498 The Red rider broke free and returned to the race.
22 499 He had also, like Menicius of Port Kar, and two of the other riders, raced in the eighth.
22 500 He was a small bearded man, stripped to the waist; about his neck he wore a bone talisman for good luck.
22 501 The Silver bird flashed past.
My tarn struck the other two and in a moment, tarn goads flashing, talons clutching, birds screaming and biting, we found ourselves as in a clenched, winged fist of fury, beating and turning before the left center ring. Then we were struck by another bird, the Blue I think, and then by the bird ridden by the Torian, and then one of the others. The Green, rider cursing, tumbled back out of the fist, bleeding at the side of the throat, out of control, screaming. The Red rider broke free and returned to the race. He had also, like Menicius of Port Kar, and two of the other riders, raced in the eighth. He was a small bearded man, stripped to the waist; about his neck he wore a bone talisman for good luck. The Silver bird flashed past. - (Assassin of Gor)