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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

The prisoner would then have lifted the crossbow, the quarrel set, and fired again, through the bars, at the man with the lamp, the light illuminating the target. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #476)
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37 476 The prisoner would then have View more quotes about lifted">lifted the crossbow, the quarrel set, and fired again, through the bars, at the man with the lamp, the light illuminating the target.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 473 By the time it had been determined that the victim was another urt the men would have been within range.
37 474 I was sure now that the one man who had clung, so closely, so stiffly, to the bars, had been struck, through them, with a thrust of the sword, to the heart.
37 475 I was sure he had not come back with us.
37 476 The prisoner would then have lifted the crossbow, the quarrel set, and fired again, through the bars, at the man with the lamp, the light illuminating the target.
37 477 He had killed two men in this fashion and, had the urts behaved differently, might have accomplished the destruction of one or two others.
37 478 The lieutenant had four men left.
37 479 Gratefully, something like a quarter of an Ahn later, kneeling on the floor of the passage, I rubbed my wrists.
By the time it had been determined that the victim was another urt the men would have been within range. I was sure now that the one man who had clung, so closely, so stiffly, to the bars, had been struck, through them, with a thrust of the sword, to the heart. I was sure he had not come back with us. The prisoner would then have lifted the crossbow, the quarrel set, and fired again, through the bars, at the man with the lamp, the light illuminating the target. He had killed two men in this fashion and, had the urts behaved differently, might have accomplished the destruction of one or two others. The lieutenant had four men left. Gratefully, something like a quarter of an Ahn later, kneeling on the floor of the passage, I rubbed my wrists. - (Witness of Gor)