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

Too, some of our fellows, still on tarnback, their tarns on the ground, used their arrows to advantage. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #30)
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18 30 Too, some of our View more quotes about fellows">fellows, still on tarnback, their tarns on the ground, used their arrows to advantage.

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

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18 27 Engage, if possible, only when it is to your advantage, I had cautioned them.
18 28 When charged they melted away only to reform again in a circle of death, where the turning warrior, confused and frightened, could defend himself on only one side.
18 29 Few of our fellows could have stood up singly to such an enemy but, like harrying pack sleen, could easily deal severally with him.
18 30 Too, some of our fellows, still on tarnback, their tarns on the ground, used their arrows to advantage.
18 31 If approached, they merely pulled on the one-strap and hovered in the air, to fire further.
18 32 Some other strikes were made from the air with the temwood lances.
18 33 "Cowards! Cowards!" cried one of the warriors, turning about, wildly.
Engage, if possible, only when it is to your advantage, I had cautioned them. When charged they melted away only to reform again in a circle of death, where the turning warrior, confused and frightened, could defend himself on only one side. Few of our fellows could have stood up singly to such an enemy but, like harrying pack sleen, could easily deal severally with him. Too, some of our fellows, still on tarnback, their tarns on the ground, used their arrows to advantage. If approached, they merely pulled on the one-strap and hovered in the air, to fire further. Some other strikes were made from the air with the temwood lances. "Cowards! Cowards!" cried one of the warriors, turning about, wildly. - (Swordsmen of Gor)