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

Not taking his eyes from the man, Kuurus cut the straps on the sheath from the man's forearm, and with a small movement of his blade, threw the sheath and its dagger some feet to the side. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #171)
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2 171 Not View more quotes about taking">taking his eyes from the man, Kuurus cut the straps on the sheath from the man's forearm, and with a small movement of his blade, threw the sheath and its dagger some feet to the side.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
2 168 He noted the hang of the garment on the man's right arm.
2 169 The short sword moved from the sheath.
2 170 "I must protect myself," said the man, smiling, as the blade of Kuurus lifted itself through the sleeve, parting the silk, revealing the sheath strapped to his forearm.
2 171 Not taking his eyes from the man, Kuurus cut the straps on the sheath from the man's forearm, and with a small movement of his blade, threw the sheath and its dagger some feet to the side.
2 172 "I am of the opinion," said the man, "that it is a good thing we have those in the black tunic back amongst us".
2 173 Kuurus nodded, accepting the judgment.
2 174 "Bring paga!" called the paunchy man imperiously, impatiently, to one of the girls, who hastened to obey him.
He noted the hang of the garment on the man's right arm. The short sword moved from the sheath. "I must protect myself," said the man, smiling, as the blade of Kuurus lifted itself through the sleeve, parting the silk, revealing the sheath strapped to his forearm. Not taking his eyes from the man, Kuurus cut the straps on the sheath from the man's forearm, and with a small movement of his blade, threw the sheath and its dagger some feet to the side. "I am of the opinion," said the man, "that it is a good thing we have those in the black tunic back amongst us". Kuurus nodded, accepting the judgment. "Bring paga!" called the paunchy man imperiously, impatiently, to one of the girls, who hastened to obey him. - (Assassin of Gor)