Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 26 | 273 | Ha-Keel looked on, with interest. |
| 26 | 274 | I would have rushed forward, but Kamchak's hand reached out and touched my arm, restraining me. |
| 26 | 275 | "No harm must come to the golden sphere!" I cried. |
| 26 | 276 | The Paravaci was much stronger than the fat, tiny merchant and he soon had his hands well on the sphere and was tearing it out of the smaller man's clutching hands. |
| 26 | 277 | Saphrar was screaming insanely and then, to my astonishment, he bit the Paravaci's forearm, sinking the two golden upper canine teeth into the hooded man's flesh. |
| 26 | 278 | The Paravaci suddenly cried out in uncanny fear and shuddered and, to my horror, the golden sphere, which he had succeeded in wresting from Saphrar, was thrown a dozen feet across the room, and shattered on the floor. |
| 26 | 279 | A cry of horror escaped my lips and I rushed forward. |
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Ha-Keel looked on, with interest.
I would have rushed forward, but Kamchak's hand reached out and touched my arm, restraining me.
"No harm must come to the golden sphere!" I cried.
The Paravaci was much stronger than the fat, tiny merchant and he soon had his hands well on the sphere and was tearing it out of the smaller man's clutching hands.
Saphrar was screaming insanely and then, to my astonishment, he bit the Paravaci's forearm, sinking the two golden upper canine teeth into the hooded man's flesh.
The Paravaci suddenly cried out in uncanny fear and shuddered and, to my horror, the golden sphere, which he had succeeded in wresting from Saphrar, was thrown a dozen feet across the room, and shattered on the floor.
A cry of horror escaped my lips and I rushed forward.
- (Nomads of Gor, Chapter )