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Vas of Anango spun me about jerking the knife from my throat. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #189)

Then, sheltered and unnoticed, at the wall of the inner vestibule, as men milled about, bustling, hearty and hale, laughing and joking, now free of the neighborhood of death, Talena, as I may now speak of her, accompanied by hobbling Seremides, as I shall now speak of him, made their way along the wall toward the shattered portal of the inner vestibule. In a moment they would be in the outer vestibule and making their way toward the landing of the holding's inner harbor. I had no doubt that the sea gate there had been breached long ago. Vas of Anango spun me about jerking the knife from my throat. I opened my mouth to scream, even though I might not have been heard in the midst of revelry, but his large hand pulled me back against him, capping my mouth tightly, and I felt the point of his knife in my side. "Cry out," he said, "and you die". I nodded my understanding, as I could, a small pressure on his hand. - (Quarry of Gor)