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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

A moment later it seemed I recalled I had experienced a splinter of light flashing past, and then I had become aware of the noise, and the shower of debris flying from the wall, some of which pelted my left shoulder and settled on my arm. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #80)
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21 80 A View more quotes about moment">moment later it seemed I recalled I had experienced a splinter of light flashing past, and then I had become aware of the noise, and the shower of debris flying from the wall, some of which pelted my left shoulder and settled on my arm.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 77 "I will wait a little longer," I thought, "then I will hurry back to the Golden Chain".
21 78 At that moment, there was a sudden noise, a bright, loud, unexpected, shocking, jagged flash of sound not a foot from my head, and a handful of stone and dust, and debris, gouged, burst forth from the wall.
21 79 It was like an invisible hammer or spike had struck the wall, fiercely, and with great velocity.
21 80 A moment later it seemed I recalled I had experienced a splinter of light flashing past, and then I had become aware of the noise, and the shower of debris flying from the wall, some of which pelted my left shoulder and settled on my arm.
21 81 I screamed and threw myself to the ground.
21 82 I did not know what had happened.
21 83 I lay there in shock for a moment, and then, when I saw it, yards away, almost at the edge of the walkway, by the canal, I realized what had happened.
"I will wait a little longer," I thought, "then I will hurry back to the Golden Chain". At that moment, there was a sudden noise, a bright, loud, unexpected, shocking, jagged flash of sound not a foot from my head, and a handful of stone and dust, and debris, gouged, burst forth from the wall. It was like an invisible hammer or spike had struck the wall, fiercely, and with great velocity. A moment later it seemed I recalled I had experienced a splinter of light flashing past, and then I had become aware of the noise, and the shower of debris flying from the wall, some of which pelted my left shoulder and settled on my arm. I screamed and threw myself to the ground. I did not know what had happened. I lay there in shock for a moment, and then, when I saw it, yards away, almost at the edge of the walkway, by the canal, I realized what had happened. - (Quarry of Gor)