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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

In rage I hurled the blade away and it struck the stones of the wall thirty feet across the room and clattered to the floor, and I sank to my knees weeping, my head in my hands. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #764)
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15 764 In View more quotes about rage">rage I hurled the blade away and it struck the stones of the wall thirty feet across the room and clattered to the floor, and I sank to my knees weeping, my head in my hands.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 761 "You have not been destroyed, my Ubar," said she.
15 762 "You have destroyed me," I cried, "and now I shall destroy you!" I leaped to my feet, whipping the sword from my sheath and stood over her, the blade raised to strike.
15 763 She, kneeling, looked up at me, tears in her eyes.
15 764 In rage I hurled the blade away and it struck the stones of the wall thirty feet across the room and clattered to the floor, and I sank to my knees weeping, my head in my hands.
15 765 "Midice," I wept.
15 766 "Midice".
15 767 I had vowed once that I had lost two women, and would never lose another.
"You have not been destroyed, my Ubar," said she. "You have destroyed me," I cried, "and now I shall destroy you!" I leaped to my feet, whipping the sword from my sheath and stood over her, the blade raised to strike. She, kneeling, looked up at me, tears in her eyes. In rage I hurled the blade away and it struck the stones of the wall thirty feet across the room and clattered to the floor, and I sank to my knees weeping, my head in my hands. "Midice," I wept. "Midice". I had vowed once that I had lost two women, and would never lose another. - (Raiders of Gor)