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

I heard, too, to my left, and behind me, the blade of Callisthenes leave its sheath. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #1502)
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29 1502 I View more quotes about heard">heard, too, to my left, and behind me, the blade of Callisthenes leave its sheath.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
29 1499 Fulvius stepped back a few steps, and turned to look.
29 1500 Sempronius, half turned, was watching something.
29 1501 He removed his blade from his sheath.
29 1502 I heard, too, to my left, and behind me, the blade of Callisthenes leave its sheath.
29 1503 I tried to rise up a bit on my knees, but, tied as I was, wrists to ankles, I could not do so.
29 1504 I could see little more than the high grass from where I was.
29 1505 "You could not find him," said Mirus.
Fulvius stepped back a few steps, and turned to look. Sempronius, half turned, was watching something. He removed his blade from his sheath. I heard, too, to my left, and behind me, the blade of Callisthenes leave its sheath. I tried to rise up a bit on my knees, but, tied as I was, wrists to ankles, I could not do so. I could see little more than the high grass from where I was. "You could not find him," said Mirus. - (Dancer of Gor)