Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 52 | 938 | The men View more quotes about near">near the dock, who played the knife game, sometimes gambling on its outcome, threw not even half the distance. |
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Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 52 | 935 | I saw my master half rise, and his hand drawn back, the knife held lightly by its tip. |
| 52 | 936 | The usual cast with such a knife is overhand, with a powerful snap of the wrist. |
| 52 | 937 | But the distance, I feared, was much too far for either accuracy or a suitable penetration. |
| 52 | 938 | The men near the dock, who played the knife game, sometimes gambling on its outcome, threw not even half the distance. |
| 52 | 939 | "He does not wear the gray of the Pani's cavalry," I said. |
| 52 | 940 | "He would be of the cavalry, but not on the cavalry's business," said my master. |
| 52 | 941 | "On whose business then?" I asked. |
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I saw my master half rise, and his hand drawn back, the knife held lightly by its tip.
The usual cast with such a knife is overhand, with a powerful snap of the wrist.
But the distance, I feared, was much too far for either accuracy or a suitable penetration.
The men near the dock, who played the knife game, sometimes gambling on its outcome, threw not even half the distance.
"He does not wear the gray of the Pani's cavalry," I said.
"He would be of the cavalry, but not on the cavalry's business," said my master.
"On whose business then?" I asked.
- (Smugglers of Gor)