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

Murmillius and I stepped back and, among the bodies, Relius, Ho-Sorl and Ho-Tu, standing to one side, regarded one another. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #392)
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21 392 Murmillius and I View more quotes about stepped">stepped back and, among the bodies, Relius, Ho-Sorl and Ho-Tu, standing to one side, regarded one another.

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

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21 389 I saw the Taurentians who had been facing us, perhaps three or four hundred, begin to disperse, fleeing toward the exits leading beneath the stands.
21 390 The crowds, in their thousands, began to swarm over the walls, dropping to the sand screaming.
21 391 Among them, shouting orders, were dozens of men, apparently of all castes, each with a scarf of silk of imperial purple wrapped about his left arm.
21 392 Murmillius and I stepped back and, among the bodies, Relius, Ho-Sorl and Ho-Tu, standing to one side, regarded one another.
21 393 He made no move.
21 394 I gave Ho-Tu the key to the helmet I wore, which Phais had thrust in my belt.
21 395 Ho-Tu removed the helmet.
I saw the Taurentians who had been facing us, perhaps three or four hundred, begin to disperse, fleeing toward the exits leading beneath the stands. The crowds, in their thousands, began to swarm over the walls, dropping to the sand screaming. Among them, shouting orders, were dozens of men, apparently of all castes, each with a scarf of silk of imperial purple wrapped about his left arm. Murmillius and I stepped back and, among the bodies, Relius, Ho-Sorl and Ho-Tu, standing to one side, regarded one another. He made no move. I gave Ho-Tu the key to the helmet I wore, which Phais had thrust in my belt. Ho-Tu removed the helmet. - (Assassin of Gor)