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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

Kamchak then removed the quiva from his belt and hurled it across the room until it struck in one of the poles of the frame supporting the wagon hides, two inches in the wood, beside the throat of the girl. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #347)
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11 347 View more quotes about kamchak">Kamchak then removed the quiva from his belt and hurled it across the room until it struck in one of the poles of the frame supporting the wagon hides, two inches in the wood, beside the throat of the girl.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 344 "Slay me!" wept the girl.
11 345 "I will not be your slave!" But Kamchak had hauled her to her feet and then flung her back to where she had stood before.
11 346 Dazed, holding her right arm, on which could be seen four encircling blazes of scarlet, she regarded him.
11 347 Kamchak then removed the quiva from his belt and hurled it across the room until it struck in one of the poles of the frame supporting the wagon hides, two inches in the wood, beside the throat of the girl.
11 348 "Take the quiva," said Kamchak.
11 349 The girl shook with fear.
11 350 "Take it," ordered Kamchak.
"Slay me!" wept the girl. "I will not be your slave!" But Kamchak had hauled her to her feet and then flung her back to where she had stood before. Dazed, holding her right arm, on which could be seen four encircling blazes of scarlet, she regarded him. Kamchak then removed the quiva from his belt and hurled it across the room until it struck in one of the poles of the frame supporting the wagon hides, two inches in the wood, beside the throat of the girl. "Take the quiva," said Kamchak. The girl shook with fear. "Take it," ordered Kamchak. - (Nomads of Gor)