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Usage examples of maro.

Dain Maro felt the free-fall flutter in his belly as the little ship dropped.

He leered at Maro, and the effect was so comical that the prisoner almost laughed.

It had a quaint sound to it, Maro thought, a pre-space feeling that went along with colorful costumes and riding on beasts or under steam or fossil power.

Stark was on his feet, staring through the window behind his desk, when Maro arrived.

Either he was brave, stupid, or there was some kind of protective gear set up in the office, Maro figured.

Of a moment, Maro found his heart pounding and his mind clutched by a surge of lust unlike anything he had ever before felt.

His tone of voice sounded sympathetic, but the shift was altogether too artful for Maro to believe in.

Berque was a man to trust for less distance then he could be thrown one-handed, and one not to turn an unprotected back to under any circumstances, Maro figured.

So instead of running, Maro finished the roll, banging his hip on the fire extinguisher, and shoved himself back against the wall in a crouch.

Too big to get through, Maro figured, but small enough to use the handgun he clutched.

He went for his sidearm, but Maro raised the needier and fired it on full auto, waving it back and forth.

Before leaving the area, Maro had rigged a roll-up cable and extender from the hangar roof, set to a sonic switch.

This was a one-gee world, or thereabouts, and Maro quickly estimated the amount of weight stacked on the bar.

Scanner hurled himself toward Maro, knocking the smuggler off his feet.

Then, as Maro regained his balance and stepped forward again, the shock was replaced with fear.