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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

As soon as I reached the hill of debris I had my feet under me and I then, even more rapidly, half sliding and jumping, holding the rope, hurried down the hill. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #508)
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17 508 As View more quotes about soon">soon as I reached the hill of debris I had my feet under me and I then, even more rapidly, half sliding and jumping, holding the rope, hurried down the hill.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 505 Sliding down such a rope for even forty feet or so can burn the flesh from one's hands.
17 506 One can be crippled for weeks.
17 507 Under certain conditions, this may be an acceptable cost, but it is not likely to be so if one expects to have use for the sword in the near future.
17 508 As soon as I reached the hill of debris I had my feet under me and I then, even more rapidly, half sliding and jumping, holding the rope, hurried down the hill.
17 509 When I reached the bottom of the hill I turned and looked upward.
17 510 Mainly I wanted to see if there were any crossbowmen on the walkway.
17 511 There were none.
Sliding down such a rope for even forty feet or so can burn the flesh from one's hands. One can be crippled for weeks. Under certain conditions, this may be an acceptable cost, but it is not likely to be so if one expects to have use for the sword in the near future. As soon as I reached the hill of debris I had my feet under me and I then, even more rapidly, half sliding and jumping, holding the rope, hurried down the hill. When I reached the bottom of the hill I turned and looked upward. Mainly I wanted to see if there were any crossbowmen on the walkway. There were none. - (Renegades of Gor)