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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

If it were necessary to use my hands in the water I did not wish to risk losing the weapon. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #282)
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16 282 If it were View more quotes about necessary">necessary to use my hands in the water I did not wish to risk losing the weapon.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 279 A dozen ships off the wharves must have been in flames.
16 280 I bit at the leather binding on the handle of the sword I carried.
16 281 I tore loose a strip of it and, with this cordage, improvised a wrist sling.
16 282 If it were necessary to use my hands in the water I did not wish to risk losing the weapon.
16 283 Then, clutching the weapon, the sling about my wrist, I vaulted the rail and, feet first, entered the water.
16 284 I swam to a raft of planking.
16 285 There is commonly little danger of eels near Victoria, save near the shadows and shallows of the wharves themselves.
A dozen ships off the wharves must have been in flames. I bit at the leather binding on the handle of the sword I carried. I tore loose a strip of it and, with this cordage, improvised a wrist sling. If it were necessary to use my hands in the water I did not wish to risk losing the weapon. Then, clutching the weapon, the sling about my wrist, I vaulted the rail and, feet first, entered the water. I swam to a raft of planking. There is commonly little danger of eels near Victoria, save near the shadows and shallows of the wharves themselves. - (Guardsman of Gor)