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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

Again at the side of the fourth barge I thrust over the side, driving my blade into one of the milling bodies, then withdrawing. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #138)
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8 138 View more quotes about again">Again at the side of the fourth barge I thrust over the side, driving my blade into one of the milling bodies, then withdrawing.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 135 I heard someone crying out, perhaps the officer, ordering more men aft to repel the boarders.
8 136 From the other direction I heard another voice ordering men forward, commanding his warriors to take the boarders in the flank.
8 137 I whispered to Telima to bring the rence craft in again, and put down my bow, taking out the steel sword.
8 138 Again at the side of the fourth barge I thrust over the side, driving my blade into one of the milling bodies, then withdrawing.
8 139 There were more cries and clashings of steel.
8 140 Again and again, on the fourth and the third barges, on one side and then the other, we did this, each time returning to the marsh and waiting with the bow.
8 141 When it seemed to me there was enough screaming and cursing on the barges, enough clashing of weapons and cries, I said to Telima, "It is now time to sleep".
I heard someone crying out, perhaps the officer, ordering more men aft to repel the boarders. From the other direction I heard another voice ordering men forward, commanding his warriors to take the boarders in the flank. I whispered to Telima to bring the rence craft in again, and put down my bow, taking out the steel sword. Again at the side of the fourth barge I thrust over the side, driving my blade into one of the milling bodies, then withdrawing. There were more cries and clashings of steel. Again and again, on the fourth and the third barges, on one side and then the other, we did this, each time returning to the marsh and waiting with the bow. When it seemed to me there was enough screaming and cursing on the barges, enough clashing of weapons and cries, I said to Telima, "It is now time to sleep". - (Raiders of Gor)