Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 628 | And I lifted my View more quotes about hand">hand, too, to Ho-Hak, the rencer. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 625 | "Captain!" he cried. |
| 18 | 626 | Clitus, too, raised his hand. |
| 18 | 627 | I, too, lifted my hand, acknowledging their salute. |
| 18 | 628 | And I lifted my hand, too, to Ho-Hak, the rencer. |
| 18 | 629 | I saw how his men used their bows. |
| 18 | 630 | I had little doubt that having been taught the might of the great bow in the marshes, when I had freed them from the slavers in the barges, they had traded for the weapons and now had made them their own, and proudly, as much as the peasants. |
| 18 | 631 | I did not think the rencers would any longer be at the mercy of the men of Port Kar. |
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"Captain!" he cried.
Clitus, too, raised his hand.
I, too, lifted my hand, acknowledging their salute.
And I lifted my hand, too, to Ho-Hak, the rencer.
I saw how his men used their bows.
I had little doubt that having been taught the might of the great bow in the marshes, when I had freed them from the slavers in the barges, they had traded for the weapons and now had made them their own, and proudly, as much as the peasants.
I did not think the rencers would any longer be at the mercy of the men of Port Kar.
- (Raiders of Gor)