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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

The bartender and I watched with terror as Cabot's large firm hands twisted the truncheon apart, splitting the stitching, much as I might have twisted apart a roll of cardboard. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #115)
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1 115 The bartender and I watched with View more quotes about terror">terror as Cabot's large firm hands twisted the truncheon apart, splitting the stitching, much as I might have twisted apart a roll of cardboard.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 112 He looked down into the sweating, frightened fat face.
1 113 "You have lifted a weapon against me," he said.
1 114 "My codes permit me to kill you".
1 115 The bartender and I watched with terror as Cabot's large firm hands twisted the truncheon apart, splitting the stitching, much as I might have twisted apart a roll of cardboard.
1 116 Some of the shot dropped to the floor and rolled under the tables.
1 117 "He's drunk," I said to the bartender.
1 118 I took Cabot firmly by the arm.
He looked down into the sweating, frightened fat face. "You have lifted a weapon against me," he said. "My codes permit me to kill you". The bartender and I watched with terror as Cabot's large firm hands twisted the truncheon apart, splitting the stitching, much as I might have twisted apart a roll of cardboard. Some of the shot dropped to the floor and rolled under the tables. "He's drunk," I said to the bartender. I took Cabot firmly by the arm. - (Outlaw of Gor)