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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Averting their eyes the Warriors threw back the scarlet leather that the body might lie free on the spears, open to the wind and sun. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #31)
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1 31 Averting their View more quotes about eyes">eyes the Warriors threw back the scarlet leather that the body might lie free on the spears, open to the wind and sun.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 28 They are silent, for at such a time words mean nothing, and would demean or insult; in such a time there can be for Goreans only silence, memory and fire.
1 29 The procession was led by four Warriors, who supported on their shoulders a framework of crossed spears, lashed together, on which, wrapped in the scarlet leather of a tarnsman, lay the body.
1 30 Kuurus watched, unmoved, as the four Warriors carried their scarlet burden to the height of the huge, sweet-smelling, oil-impregnated pyre.
1 31 Averting their eyes the Warriors threw back the scarlet leather that the body might lie free on the spears, open to the wind and sun.
1 32 He was a large man, Kuurus noted, in the leather of a Warrior.
1 33 The hair, he remarked, was unusual.
1 34 The procession and those who had been earlier at the pyre now stood back from it, some fifty yards or so, for the oil-impregnated wood will take the torch quickly and fiercely.
They are silent, for at such a time words mean nothing, and would demean or insult; in such a time there can be for Goreans only silence, memory and fire. The procession was led by four Warriors, who supported on their shoulders a framework of crossed spears, lashed together, on which, wrapped in the scarlet leather of a tarnsman, lay the body. Kuurus watched, unmoved, as the four Warriors carried their scarlet burden to the height of the huge, sweet-smelling, oil-impregnated pyre. Averting their eyes the Warriors threw back the scarlet leather that the body might lie free on the spears, open to the wind and sun. He was a large man, Kuurus noted, in the leather of a Warrior. The hair, he remarked, was unusual. The procession and those who had been earlier at the pyre now stood back from it, some fifty yards or so, for the oil-impregnated wood will take the torch quickly and fiercely. - (Assassin of Gor)