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

Trembling with rage, the hooded figure resumed his place on the dais. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #160)
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16 160 View more quotes about trembling">Trembling with rage, the hooded figure resumed his place on the dais.

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

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16 157 With a cry of rage the hooded figure leaped to his feet, quiva raised.
16 158 "Please," said Saphrar, lifting his small fat hand.
16 159 "Let there be no ill will among friends".
16 160 Trembling with rage, the hooded figure resumed his place on the dais.
16 161 The other warrior, a strong, gaunt man, scarred across the left cheekbone, with shrewd, dark eyes, said nothing, but watched us, considering us, as a warrior considers an enemy.
16 162 "I would introduce our hooded friend," explained Saphrar, "but even I do not know his name nor face—only that he stands high among the Paravaci and accordingly has been of great use to me".
16 163 "I know him in a way," I said.
With a cry of rage the hooded figure leaped to his feet, quiva raised. "Please," said Saphrar, lifting his small fat hand. "Let there be no ill will among friends". Trembling with rage, the hooded figure resumed his place on the dais. The other warrior, a strong, gaunt man, scarred across the left cheekbone, with shrewd, dark eyes, said nothing, but watched us, considering us, as a warrior considers an enemy. "I would introduce our hooded friend," explained Saphrar, "but even I do not know his name nor face—only that he stands high among the Paravaci and accordingly has been of great use to me". "I know him in a way," I said. - (Nomads of Gor)