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

Each day I became more and more angry at the time that was passing. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #129)
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15 129 Each day I View more quotes about became">became more and more angry at the time that was passing.

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

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15 126 It would be better, of course, if her master, bound to be ignorant of the intrigue, would undertake this business himself.
15 127 The time, during this period, seemed to me to pass with incredible slowness.
15 128 Ar lies in Gor's northern hemisphere; it is rather low in her temperate latitudes; the long cold rains of the winter, the darkness of the days, the occasional snows, turning to black slush in her streets, depressed me.
15 129 Each day I became more and more angry at the time that was passing.
15 130 I spoke to Caprus again but he, now irritated, reiterated his position, and would speak with me no more.
15 131 Sometimes, to while away the time I would watch the girls in training.
15 132 Sura's training room lay directly off her private compartment, which might have been that of a free woman, save that the heavy door locked only on the outside and, at the eighteenth bar, it became her cell.
It would be better, of course, if her master, bound to be ignorant of the intrigue, would undertake this business himself. The time, during this period, seemed to me to pass with incredible slowness. Ar lies in Gor's northern hemisphere; it is rather low in her temperate latitudes; the long cold rains of the winter, the darkness of the days, the occasional snows, turning to black slush in her streets, depressed me. Each day I became more and more angry at the time that was passing. I spoke to Caprus again but he, now irritated, reiterated his position, and would speak with me no more. Sometimes, to while away the time I would watch the girls in training. Sura's training room lay directly off her private compartment, which might have been that of a free woman, save that the heavy door locked only on the outside and, at the eighteenth bar, it became her cell. - (Assassin of Gor)