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

Then he put the piece down on the intersection of four squares, upside down. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #400)
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20 400 Then he put the View more quotes about piece">piece down on the intersection of four squares, upside down.

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

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20 397 "Does the fool know the moves of the pieces?" inquired Scormus acidly.
20 398 Some of those at the table laughed, but Cernus did not laugh.
20 399 "Pretty, pretty," crooned Hup.
20 400 Then he put the piece down on the intersection of four squares, upside down.
20 401 "No," said Philemon, irritably, "on the color, like this!" Hup's attention was now drawn to the side of the table where there was a sugared pastry, which he began to eye hungrily.
20 402 Scormus of Ar, I was pleased to note, regarding the board, suddenly eyed Hup warily.
20 403 Then the boy shrugged and shook his head, and moved another piece.
"Does the fool know the moves of the pieces?" inquired Scormus acidly. Some of those at the table laughed, but Cernus did not laugh. "Pretty, pretty," crooned Hup. Then he put the piece down on the intersection of four squares, upside down. "No," said Philemon, irritably, "on the color, like this!" Hup's attention was now drawn to the side of the table where there was a sugared pastry, which he began to eye hungrily. Scormus of Ar, I was pleased to note, regarding the board, suddenly eyed Hup warily. Then the boy shrugged and shook his head, and moved another piece. - (Assassin of Gor)