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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Mirus thrust his hand angrily within his robes, toward his left side, but a fellow with him, one Ellen recognized as having been with him in the tent, put his hand warningly on his arm, and Mirus withdrew his hand. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #1072)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
25 1072 Mirus View more quotes about thrust">thrust his hand angrily within his robes, toward his left side, but a fellow with him, one Ellen recognized as having been with him in the tent, put his hand warningly on his arm, and Mirus withdrew his hand.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
25 1069 There was more laughter in the tiers.
25 1070 "Down with Ar!" cried a man.
25 1071 "Long live Cos!" shouted a man.
25 1072 Mirus thrust his hand angrily within his robes, toward his left side, but a fellow with him, one Ellen recognized as having been with him in the tent, put his hand warningly on his arm, and Mirus withdrew his hand.
25 1073 He then stormed away, making his way through the tiers, pressing away through the crowd, followed by some four men, he who had placed his hand warningly on his arm and three others, all of these having been seen by Ellen earlier in the tent.
25 1074 For some reason these men frightened her.
25 1075 More than one cast a backwards glance toward the block.
There was more laughter in the tiers. "Down with Ar!" cried a man. "Long live Cos!" shouted a man. Mirus thrust his hand angrily within his robes, toward his left side, but a fellow with him, one Ellen recognized as having been with him in the tent, put his hand warningly on his arm, and Mirus withdrew his hand. He then stormed away, making his way through the tiers, pressing away through the crowd, followed by some four men, he who had placed his hand warningly on his arm and three others, all of these having been seen by Ellen earlier in the tent. For some reason these men frightened her. More than one cast a backwards glance toward the block. - (Prize of Gor)