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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The average Gorean spear is some seven feet in length, with a socketed bronze blade some fourteen to eighteen inches in length. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #77)
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14 77 The average View more quotes about gorean">Gorean spear is some seven feet in length, with a socketed bronze blade some fourteen to eighteen inches in length.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 74 Its massive size and wing spread may not be its only remarkable features.
14 75 It does nest and reproduce itself oviparously.
14 76 Indeed, I would soon learn numerous items of unusual value were stored in the warmth of certain of the sheds at the plaza of training.
14 77 The average Gorean spear is some seven feet in length, with a socketed bronze blade some fourteen to eighteen inches in length.
14 78 It is a formidable weapon on the ground, but, on tarnback, in resisting an aerial tarn attack, I thought that the light, slender temwood lance, favored by the Tuchuks, would be more formidable, being quicker, with its lightness, and longer, as well, giving the advantage of a greater reach.
14 79 Too, it was also more secure, given the wrist strap.
14 80 Obviously, to lose a lance from kaiilaback is a serious matter.
Its massive size and wing spread may not be its only remarkable features. It does nest and reproduce itself oviparously. Indeed, I would soon learn numerous items of unusual value were stored in the warmth of certain of the sheds at the plaza of training. The average Gorean spear is some seven feet in length, with a socketed bronze blade some fourteen to eighteen inches in length. It is a formidable weapon on the ground, but, on tarnback, in resisting an aerial tarn attack, I thought that the light, slender temwood lance, favored by the Tuchuks, would be more formidable, being quicker, with its lightness, and longer, as well, giving the advantage of a greater reach. Too, it was also more secure, given the wrist strap. Obviously, to lose a lance from kaiilaback is a serious matter. - (Swordsmen of Gor)