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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

Looking up I saw Misk, disdaining the rope, bend himself backwards through the aperture in the ceiling and, step by dainty step, walk across the ceiling upside down and then back himself nimbly down the side of the wall. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #15)
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15 15 View more quotes about looking">Looking up I saw Misk, disdaining the rope, bend himself backwards through the aperture in the ceiling and, step by dainty step, walk across the ceiling upside down and then back himself nimbly down the side of the wall.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
15 12 I sensed a film of moisture forming on the plastic of my tunic.
15 13 Here and there a trickle of water traced its dark pattern downward to the floor where it crept along the wall and, continuing its journey, disappeared into one crevice or another.
15 14 When I arrived at the bottom of the rope, some forty feet below, I held the torch over my head and found myself in a bare, simple chamber.
15 15 Looking up I saw Misk, disdaining the rope, bend himself backwards through the aperture in the ceiling and, step by dainty step, walk across the ceiling upside down and then back himself nimbly down the side of the wall.
15 16 In a moment he stood beside me.
15 17 "You must never speak of what I am going to show you," said Misk.
15 18 I said nothing.
I sensed a film of moisture forming on the plastic of my tunic. Here and there a trickle of water traced its dark pattern downward to the floor where it crept along the wall and, continuing its journey, disappeared into one crevice or another. When I arrived at the bottom of the rope, some forty feet below, I held the torch over my head and found myself in a bare, simple chamber. Looking up I saw Misk, disdaining the rope, bend himself backwards through the aperture in the ceiling and, step by dainty step, walk across the ceiling upside down and then back himself nimbly down the side of the wall. In a moment he stood beside me. "You must never speak of what I am going to show you," said Misk. I said nothing. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)