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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

If a locale is deemed dangerous the sheath belt is usually looped over the left shoulder. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #101)
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5 101 If a locale is deemed View more quotes about dangerous">dangerous the sheath belt is usually looped over the left shoulder.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 98 It does, slightly, slow the draw.
5 99 The sheath with belt he then handed, as he had the cloak, to the fellow with him.
5 100 When danger is not imminent, the sheath belt is usually worn across the body, as this provides greater security, the weapon then at the left hip.
5 101 If a locale is deemed dangerous the sheath belt is usually looped over the left shoulder.
5 102 In this way, the weapon freed, the sheath and belt may be discarded, as it constitutes a graspable encumbrance.
5 103 The sword was the gladius, double-edged, some eighteen inches of steel, long enough to outreach a knife, short enough, light enough, dexterous enough, to work behind the guard of a longer, heavier weapon.
5 104 "Five days ago," said Seremides, addressing himself to the seeming rabble about, "without provocation, we were attacked by Cosian pirates, who attempted to burn our ship.
It does, slightly, slow the draw. The sheath with belt he then handed, as he had the cloak, to the fellow with him. When danger is not imminent, the sheath belt is usually worn across the body, as this provides greater security, the weapon then at the left hip. If a locale is deemed dangerous the sheath belt is usually looped over the left shoulder. In this way, the weapon freed, the sheath and belt may be discarded, as it constitutes a graspable encumbrance. The sword was the gladius, double-edged, some eighteen inches of steel, long enough to outreach a knife, short enough, light enough, dexterous enough, to work behind the guard of a longer, heavier weapon. "Five days ago," said Seremides, addressing himself to the seeming rabble about, "without provocation, we were attacked by Cosian pirates, who attempted to burn our ship. - (Mariners of Gor)