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

Tupita leaped to her feet and flung herself between us, shielding me with her own body. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #1364)
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29 1364 View more quotes about tupita">Tupita leaped to her feet and flung herself between us, shielding me with her own body.

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

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29 1361 He bent down, nearly fell, and picked up the blade which had fallen from the hand of the man who had been urged earlier by Fulvius to kill him, he whom Hendow had dropped, the blade with which he himself had been threatened.
29 1362 His eyes wild he staggered toward me, the blade lifted over his head, in two hands.
29 1363 I screamed.
29 1364 Tupita leaped to her feet and flung herself between us, shielding me with her own body.
29 1365 "Stupid slave!" cried Mirus.
29 1366 "Withdraw! Get out of the way!" "You are out of your head, Mirus!" she cried.
29 1367 "You are not the master I know.
He bent down, nearly fell, and picked up the blade which had fallen from the hand of the man who had been urged earlier by Fulvius to kill him, he whom Hendow had dropped, the blade with which he himself had been threatened. His eyes wild he staggered toward me, the blade lifted over his head, in two hands. I screamed. Tupita leaped to her feet and flung herself between us, shielding me with her own body. "Stupid slave!" cried Mirus. "Withdraw! Get out of the way!" "You are out of your head, Mirus!" she cried. "You are not the master I know. - (Dancer of Gor)