Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 715 | I, and View more quotes about several">several of the others, cried out, with misery and terror. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 712 | Certainly it was not one in mine. |
| 4 | 713 | "Harta!" he called. |
| 4 | 714 | How could we possibly know what that meant? There was suddenly, from well behind me, yards back, back down the line, a sharp, cruel crack, almost as clear and terrible, in the narrow corridor, as the report of a rifle. |
| 4 | 715 | I, and several of the others, cried out, with misery and terror. |
| 4 | 716 | But I do not think that anyone had been struck. |
| 4 | 717 | I do not think that I had ever heard that sound before, or certainly not in such a way, or place, but there was no mistaking it. |
| 4 | 718 | Something in me, immediately, without reconnoitering, without complex reflection, recognized it. |
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Certainly it was not one in mine.
"Harta!" he called.
How could we possibly know what that meant? There was suddenly, from well behind me, yards back, back down the line, a sharp, cruel crack, almost as clear and terrible, in the narrow corridor, as the report of a rifle.
I, and several of the others, cried out, with misery and terror.
But I do not think that anyone had been struck.
I do not think that I had ever heard that sound before, or certainly not in such a way, or place, but there was no mistaking it.
Something in me, immediately, without reconnoitering, without complex reflection, recognized it.
- (Witness of Gor)