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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

His hands, thus, are freed for the use of the bow, or other implements. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #230)
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4 230 His View more quotes about hands">hands, thus, are freed for the use of the bow, or other implements.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
4 227 Hci's kaiila wore a jaw rope, looped over the back of its neck.
4 228 This rope, however, is not used, or much used, in either the hunt or war.
4 229 The rider guides the animal primarily by his knees.
4 230 His hands, thus, are freed for the use of the bow, or other implements.
4 231 There was, however, a rope looped about the neck of the kaiila.
4 232 This rope is thrown to the side and behind the kaiila.
4 233 If the rider, then, is dismounted in the tumult of the hunt, he may, hopefully, by seizing this rope, sometimes a strap, retain control over his mount and, hastily, safely, regain his seat.
Hci's kaiila wore a jaw rope, looped over the back of its neck. This rope, however, is not used, or much used, in either the hunt or war. The rider guides the animal primarily by his knees. His hands, thus, are freed for the use of the bow, or other implements. There was, however, a rope looped about the neck of the kaiila. This rope is thrown to the side and behind the kaiila. If the rider, then, is dismounted in the tumult of the hunt, he may, hopefully, by seizing this rope, sometimes a strap, retain control over his mount and, hastily, safely, regain his seat. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)