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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Over its left shoulder, there had been slung a strap, from which had hung a scabbard, the attitude of which had suggested only too clearly that it was weighted with a blade. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #206)
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26 206 Over its View more quotes about left">left shoulder, there had been slung a strap, from which had hung a scabbard, the attitude of which had suggested only too clearly that it was weighted with a blade.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 203 I dared not look back.
26 204 How formidable the figure had seemed, so tall, so broad-shouldered, so purposeful, so menacing, in its remnants of a work tunic.
26 205 But, now, too, I was sure it was armed.
26 206 Over its left shoulder, there had been slung a strap, from which had hung a scabbard, the attitude of which had suggested only too clearly that it was weighted with a blade.
26 207 "Perhaps, earlier in the evening," Aulus was saying, "before you are ready for her in your tent, you might put her before your men".
26 208 "How is that?" asked Vacchi.
26 209 "She is not unskilled in the movements of slave dance," said Aulus.
I dared not look back. How formidable the figure had seemed, so tall, so broad-shouldered, so purposeful, so menacing, in its remnants of a work tunic. But, now, too, I was sure it was armed. Over its left shoulder, there had been slung a strap, from which had hung a scabbard, the attitude of which had suggested only too clearly that it was weighted with a blade. "Perhaps, earlier in the evening," Aulus was saying, "before you are ready for her in your tent, you might put her before your men". "How is that?" asked Vacchi. "She is not unskilled in the movements of slave dance," said Aulus. - (Dancer of Gor)