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

On every hand, robes and regalia flying, the silver masks of Tharna which had so insolently screamed but moments before for blood fled now for their lives in panic-stricken rout, trampling one another, scratching and tearing at one another, scrambling over the benches, thrusting one another even over the wall into the sands below. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #205)
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14 205 On every View more quotes about hand">hand, robes and regalia flying, the silver masks of Tharna which had so insolently screamed but moments before for blood fled now for their lives in panic-stricken rout, trampling one another, scratching and tearing at one another, scrambling over the benches, thrusting one another even over the wall into the sands below.

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

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14 202 My stomach leaped to my throat.
14 203 The stands of the arena, filled with its robes and masks, seemed to fly upward.
14 204 There were shrill screams of terror from below.
14 205 On every hand, robes and regalia flying, the silver masks of Tharna which had so insolently screamed but moments before for blood fled now for their lives in panic-stricken rout, trampling one another, scratching and tearing at one another, scrambling over the benches, thrusting one another even over the wall into the sands below.
14 206 In one instant that must have been the most terrifying in her life, the Tatrix stood alone, looking up, deserted by all, on the steps before her golden throne in the midst of tumbled cushions and trays of candies and sweetmeats.
14 207 A wild scream issued from behind that placid, expressionless golden mask.
14 208 The golden arms of her robe, the hands gloved in gold, were flung across her face.
My stomach leaped to my throat. The stands of the arena, filled with its robes and masks, seemed to fly upward. There were shrill screams of terror from below. On every hand, robes and regalia flying, the silver masks of Tharna which had so insolently screamed but moments before for blood fled now for their lives in panic-stricken rout, trampling one another, scratching and tearing at one another, scrambling over the benches, thrusting one another even over the wall into the sands below. In one instant that must have been the most terrifying in her life, the Tatrix stood alone, looking up, deserted by all, on the steps before her golden throne in the midst of tumbled cushions and trays of candies and sweetmeats. A wild scream issued from behind that placid, expressionless golden mask. The golden arms of her robe, the hands gloved in gold, were flung across her face. - (Outlaw of Gor)