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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

I fell on my knees and snatched it up, my eyes bursting with tears, my heart knowing the full sweep of the saddest joy that can overwhelm a man. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #52)
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20 52 I View more quotes about fell">fell on my knees and snatched it up, my eyes bursting with tears, my heart knowing the full sweep of the saddest joy that can overwhelm a man.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 49 I could not believe this in my heart of hearts, but my mind, forcefully and coolly, required this conclusion.
20 50 I struggled to my feet, my heart torn with grief.
20 51 But then, on the ground near my boot, I saw it—a small object, a tiny, round object.
20 52 I fell on my knees and snatched it up, my eyes bursting with tears, my heart knowing the full sweep of the saddest joy that can overwhelm a man.
20 53 In my hand I held the ring of red metal, the ring that bore the crest of Cabot, the gift of my father.
20 54 I cut my hand with the ring, to make myself bleed, and I laughed with joy as I felt the pain and saw the blood.
20 55 The ring was real, and I was awake, and there was a Counter-Earth, and the girl, Talena.
I could not believe this in my heart of hearts, but my mind, forcefully and coolly, required this conclusion. I struggled to my feet, my heart torn with grief. But then, on the ground near my boot, I saw it—a small object, a tiny, round object. I fell on my knees and snatched it up, my eyes bursting with tears, my heart knowing the full sweep of the saddest joy that can overwhelm a man. In my hand I held the ring of red metal, the ring that bore the crest of Cabot, the gift of my father. I cut my hand with the ring, to make myself bleed, and I laughed with joy as I felt the pain and saw the blood. The ring was real, and I was awake, and there was a Counter-Earth, and the girl, Talena. - (Tarnsman of Gor)