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| 31 | 356 | Their design is such, in View more quotes about short">short, as to overreach shorter weapons and yet, in virtue of the weights involved, penetrate the defenses of less wieldy blades. |
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| 31 | 353 | It was a typical blade of this world, small and wicked. |
| 31 | 354 | Such blades are favored by those who prefer to work close to their men. |
| 31 | 355 | They are also designed in such a way that they may, by a skillful swordsman, in virtue of their lightness, speed and flexibility, be worked within the guard of longer, heavier weapons. |
| 31 | 356 | Their design is such, in short, as to overreach shorter weapons and yet, in virtue of the weights involved, penetrate the defenses of less wieldy blades. |
| 31 | 357 | The lieutenant had also drawn his weapon. |
| 31 | 358 | "Please stand aside," invited the leader of the strangers. |
| 31 | 359 | "Stand aside!" said the officer of Treve. |