Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 415 | His View more quotes about name">name, of course, was Scormus of Ar, her son by the dwarf Hup, conceived years ago in the revels of Kajuralia. |
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Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 412 | She looked down at the remains of the doll on the tiles before her and threw back her head and laughed. |
| 20 | 413 | In her bonds she threw back her head and laughed. |
| 20 | 414 | She had a son. |
| 20 | 415 | His name, of course, was Scormus of Ar, her son by the dwarf Hup, conceived years ago in the revels of Kajuralia. |
| 20 | 416 | I now, clearly, recognized the boy, though I had not seen him before. |
| 20 | 417 | His features were those of Sura, though with the heaviness of the masculine countenance, the bred slave lines of the House of Cernus. |
| 20 | 418 | Cernus himself had not recognized them; perhaps none in the room had; the lame foot was perhaps the legacy of his misshapen father; but the boy was fine, and he was brilliant; he was the marvelous Scormus, youthful master Player of Ar. |
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She looked down at the remains of the doll on the tiles before her and threw back her head and laughed.
In her bonds she threw back her head and laughed.
She had a son.
His name, of course, was Scormus of Ar, her son by the dwarf Hup, conceived years ago in the revels of Kajuralia.
I now, clearly, recognized the boy, though I had not seen him before.
His features were those of Sura, though with the heaviness of the masculine countenance, the bred slave lines of the House of Cernus.
Cernus himself had not recognized them; perhaps none in the room had; the lame foot was perhaps the legacy of his misshapen father; but the boy was fine, and he was brilliant; he was the marvelous Scormus, youthful master Player of Ar.
- (Assassin of Gor)