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

It was almost as though the right side of his face had been abraded by some terrifying, fierce passage, by some swift, lengthy, terrible friction, as of being dragged over rock. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #4)
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29 4 It was View more quotes about almost">almost as though the right side of his face had been abraded by some terrifying, fierce passage, by some swift, lengthy, terrible friction, as of being dragged over rock.

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

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29 1 The Meadow "Not enough! Not enough!" cried the small, twisted fellow, with the yellowish, sallow complexion, crouching down, his back to us, pointing to the blanket spread there on the ground.
29 2 The entire right side of his face was a whitened mass of ancient scar tissue.
29 3 The ear on the right side of his head had been half torn away.
29 4 It was almost as though the right side of his face had been abraded by some terrifying, fierce passage, by some swift, lengthy, terrible friction, as of being dragged over rock.
29 5 So disfigured one might doubt if he dared consort with his own kind.
29 6 He seemed obviously to be held in contempt by the five men who squatted near him, on the other side of the blanket.
29 7 To the right of the blanket, on the ground, there was a pack, filled, it seemed, with trinkets, a peddler's pack.
The Meadow "Not enough! Not enough!" cried the small, twisted fellow, with the yellowish, sallow complexion, crouching down, his back to us, pointing to the blanket spread there on the ground. The entire right side of his face was a whitened mass of ancient scar tissue. The ear on the right side of his head had been half torn away. It was almost as though the right side of his face had been abraded by some terrifying, fierce passage, by some swift, lengthy, terrible friction, as of being dragged over rock. So disfigured one might doubt if he dared consort with his own kind. He seemed obviously to be held in contempt by the five men who squatted near him, on the other side of the blanket. To the right of the blanket, on the ground, there was a pack, filled, it seemed, with trinkets, a peddler's pack. - (Dancer of Gor)