Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 26 | 181 | To my astonishment I saw that not one of the View more quotes about arrows">arrows had penetrated his torso or head or abdomen, but that each had struck only an arm or leg. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 178 | "Do not!" I cried. |
| 26 | 179 | In that moment, uttering the Turian war cry, the young man rushed forward with his sword on Kamchak and the dozen arrows flew simultaneously, striking him a dozen times, turning him twice. |
| 26 | 180 | Yet did he try still to stagger forward and then another arrow and another pierced his body until he fell at Kamchak's feet. |
| 26 | 181 | To my astonishment I saw that not one of the arrows had penetrated his torso or head or abdomen, but that each had struck only an arm or leg. |
| 26 | 182 | It had been no accident. |
| 26 | 183 | Kamchak turned the young man over with his boot. |
| 26 | 184 | "Be a Tuchuk," he said. |
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"Do not!" I cried.
In that moment, uttering the Turian war cry, the young man rushed forward with his sword on Kamchak and the dozen arrows flew simultaneously, striking him a dozen times, turning him twice.
Yet did he try still to stagger forward and then another arrow and another pierced his body until he fell at Kamchak's feet.
To my astonishment I saw that not one of the arrows had penetrated his torso or head or abdomen, but that each had struck only an arm or leg.
It had been no accident.
Kamchak turned the young man over with his boot.
"Be a Tuchuk," he said.
- (Nomads of Gor)