Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 735 | He had remained back, like a coiled View more quotes about spring">spring, ready to fire. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 732 | Titus, the black-tunicked fellow whom Fecha and I had shielded, was, I think, a man of suspicious and subtle instincts, of wary caution. |
| 37 | 733 | He had dallied in moving with us about the walkway. |
| 37 | 734 | He had let others move first. |
| 37 | 735 | He had remained back, like a coiled spring, ready to fire. |
| 37 | 736 | I thought him perhaps the most dangerous of the black-tunicked men. |
| 37 | 737 | He must have seen the black shadow, too. |
| 37 | 738 | He had turned back, after the cage had opened, before any of us, before even the lieutenant had called out. |
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Titus, the black-tunicked fellow whom Fecha and I had shielded, was, I think, a man of suspicious and subtle instincts, of wary caution.
He had dallied in moving with us about the walkway.
He had let others move first.
He had remained back, like a coiled spring, ready to fire.
I thought him perhaps the most dangerous of the black-tunicked men.
He must have seen the black shadow, too.
He had turned back, after the cage had opened, before any of us, before even the lieutenant had called out.
- (Witness of Gor)