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

Another citizen, rushing forward, oblivious of the crossbows of Taurentians, hurled a banner of yellow across the box of the Ubar; another such banner was thrown over the railing of the box which had been occupied by Complicius Serenus, High Initiate of Ar. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #581)
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22 581 View more quotes about another">Another citizen, rushing forward, oblivious of the crossbows of Taurentians, hurled a banner of yellow across the box of the Ubar; another such banner was thrown over the railing of the box which had been occupied by Complicius Serenus, High Initiate of Ar.

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

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22 578 There was an anger in the song, and a triumph, a defiance and a pride, a pride of men in their city, Glorious Ar.
22 579 One citizen tore down the banners of green which draped the box of the Ubar and of the High Initiate.
22 580 Complicius Serenus, unsteadily, withdrew from his box.
22 581 Another citizen, rushing forward, oblivious of the crossbows of Taurentians, hurled a banner of yellow across the box of the Ubar; another such banner was thrown over the railing of the box which had been occupied by Complicius Serenus, High Initiate of Ar.
22 582 Cernus did not dare have his men fire on those citizens who so acted.
22 583 He stood raging in the box of the Ubar.
22 584 "Stop!" he cried.
There was an anger in the song, and a triumph, a defiance and a pride, a pride of men in their city, Glorious Ar. One citizen tore down the banners of green which draped the box of the Ubar and of the High Initiate. Complicius Serenus, unsteadily, withdrew from his box. Another citizen, rushing forward, oblivious of the crossbows of Taurentians, hurled a banner of yellow across the box of the Ubar; another such banner was thrown over the railing of the box which had been occupied by Complicius Serenus, High Initiate of Ar. Cernus did not dare have his men fire on those citizens who so acted. He stood raging in the box of the Ubar. "Stop!" he cried. - (Assassin of Gor)