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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

Desmond of Harfax was carrying a weapon into the audience chamber. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #101)
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47 101 View more quotes about desmond">Desmond of Harfax was carrying a weapon into the audience chamber.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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47 98 Master Desmond was subjected to no further attacks before we reached the double doors, large, suitable for the passage of Kurii, which led into the audience chamber.
47 99 By the time we reached the entrance, I was very much afraid, and not, as before, for those whom a miscreant might betray, but for another, one who had in mind the assassination of Agamemnon, said to be Theocrat of the World, and the Eleventh Face of the Nameless One.
47 100 In the scuffle with Akesinos the sound had been slight, but unmistakable, and, within a rent tunic, hastily clutched closed, I had caught a glimpse of gray steel.
47 101 Desmond of Harfax was carrying a weapon into the audience chamber.
48 1 It was a distraught Desmond of Harfax who was led before the dais, for on the dais, on three tables, were three containers.
48 2 Timarchos and Lysymachos stood beside the central container.
48 3 "Tal, noble Desmond," came a voice from the central container.
Master Desmond was subjected to no further attacks before we reached the double doors, large, suitable for the passage of Kurii, which led into the audience chamber. By the time we reached the entrance, I was very much afraid, and not, as before, for those whom a miscreant might betray, but for another, one who had in mind the assassination of Agamemnon, said to be Theocrat of the World, and the Eleventh Face of the Nameless One. In the scuffle with Akesinos the sound had been slight, but unmistakable, and, within a rent tunic, hastily clutched closed, I had caught a glimpse of gray steel. Desmond of Harfax was carrying a weapon into the audience chamber. It was a distraught Desmond of Harfax who was led before the dais, for on the dais, on three tables, were three containers. Timarchos and Lysymachos stood beside the central container. "Tal, noble Desmond," came a voice from the central container. - (Conspirators of Gor)