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

As I drew near, and then abreast of him, I saw madness and fury in his eyes. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #514)
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22 514 As I drew View more quotes about near">near, and then abreast of him, I saw madness and fury in his eyes.

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

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22 511 There were still five tarn heads on the poles when he overtook, between rings, and passed the Silver.
22 512 In another turn he passed the Red.
22 513 The man was beating his tarn unmercifully with the tarn goad, the bone talisman on its string flying behind his neck.
22 514 As I drew near, and then abreast of him, I saw madness and fury in his eyes.
22 515 He attempted, in moving through the rings, to force us to the left, into the heavy edge, but before he could do so, we had passed him.
22 516 I cried out exultantly.
22 517 Ahead there was but one tarn, that of Menicius of Port Kar.
There were still five tarn heads on the poles when he overtook, between rings, and passed the Silver. In another turn he passed the Red. The man was beating his tarn unmercifully with the tarn goad, the bone talisman on its string flying behind his neck. As I drew near, and then abreast of him, I saw madness and fury in his eyes. He attempted, in moving through the rings, to force us to the left, into the heavy edge, but before he could do so, we had passed him. I cried out exultantly. Ahead there was but one tarn, that of Menicius of Port Kar. - (Assassin of Gor)