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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

Rencers usually attack in their rence craft, formed of bound rence, using the almost ubiquitous rence for cover. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #7)
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18 7 View more quotes about rencers">Rencers usually attack in their rence craft, formed of bound rence, using the almost ubiquitous rence for cover.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 4 Rencers are familiar with such techniques but seldom make use of them, except in trident and knife attacks.
18 5 Immersion of the great bow, if prolonged, as it absorbs water, and is dampened and dried, and so on, impairs its resiliency, the effective life of the bowstrings, usually of hemp whipped with silk, is also shortened, and the fletching on arrows is irregularized.
18 6 Too, of course, this approach requires immersion in the marsh, which can be dangerous in itself.
18 7 Rencers usually attack in their rence craft, formed of bound rence, using the almost ubiquitous rence for cover.
18 8 The attack unit usually consists of two men, one to pole or paddle the craft and the other to use the bow.
18 9 I lifted my head a little from the water.
18 10 Many of the men of Ar had taken refuge on sand bars.
Rencers are familiar with such techniques but seldom make use of them, except in trident and knife attacks. Immersion of the great bow, if prolonged, as it absorbs water, and is dampened and dried, and so on, impairs its resiliency, the effective life of the bowstrings, usually of hemp whipped with silk, is also shortened, and the fletching on arrows is irregularized. Too, of course, this approach requires immersion in the marsh, which can be dangerous in itself. Rencers usually attack in their rence craft, formed of bound rence, using the almost ubiquitous rence for cover. The attack unit usually consists of two men, one to pole or paddle the craft and the other to use the bow. I lifted my head a little from the water. Many of the men of Ar had taken refuge on sand bars. - (Vagabonds of Gor)