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

And then, to my relief, he, Ubar of Ar, smiled, and then he, too, began to laugh. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #410)
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17 410 And then, to my View more quotes about relief">relief, he, Ubar of Ar, smiled, and then he, too, began to laugh.

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

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17 407 And I, too, though the words nearly stuck in my throat, so acclaimed Cernus.
17 408 "Kajuralia, Ubar!" I cried.
17 409 The face of Cernus relaxed, and he leaned back.
17 410 And then, to my relief, he, Ubar of Ar, smiled, and then he, too, began to laugh.
17 411 Then the slave girls about the table began to go wild, throwing things and where possible pouring liquids on the heads of the guards and members of the staff, who, leaping up, seized them when they could catch them, kissing them, holding them, making them cry out with delight.
17 412 And more than one was thrown to the love furs under the slave rings at the wall.
17 413 Revel filled the hall of the House of Cernus.
And I, too, though the words nearly stuck in my throat, so acclaimed Cernus. "Kajuralia, Ubar!" I cried. The face of Cernus relaxed, and he leaned back. And then, to my relief, he, Ubar of Ar, smiled, and then he, too, began to laugh. Then the slave girls about the table began to go wild, throwing things and where possible pouring liquids on the heads of the guards and members of the staff, who, leaping up, seized them when they could catch them, kissing them, holding them, making them cry out with delight. And more than one was thrown to the love furs under the slave rings at the wall. Revel filled the hall of the House of Cernus. - (Assassin of Gor)