Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 376 | "I will have warm View more quotes about water">water and dry cloths brought," said Demetrion, "that you may wash and dry your swords". |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 373 | The grating is raised, which is a signal to fish in the vicinity that a feeding is at hand. |
| 36 | 374 | If the victim is alive, a limb is severed, which distributes blood in the water, and then the limb and the victim are cast into the pool. |
| 36 | 375 | The head which had been removed from the body, with the apparent intention of bringing it eventually to the attention of Tyrtaios, was given into the keeping of the Pani, Tatsu, who accepted it, and, holding it by the hair, bowed, and then withdrew, with his three fellows, presumably to the ship. |
| 36 | 376 | "I will have warm water and dry cloths brought," said Demetrion, "that you may wash and dry your swords". |
| 36 | 377 | "My thanks," said the stranger. |
| 36 | 378 | The captain bowed, slightly, acknowledging the courtesy. |
| 36 | 379 | One seldom sheaths an unclean sword, and, one supposes, one would be reluctant to return such a blade to a clean sash, as well. |
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The grating is raised, which is a signal to fish in the vicinity that a feeding is at hand.
If the victim is alive, a limb is severed, which distributes blood in the water, and then the limb and the victim are cast into the pool.
The head which had been removed from the body, with the apparent intention of bringing it eventually to the attention of Tyrtaios, was given into the keeping of the Pani, Tatsu, who accepted it, and, holding it by the hair, bowed, and then withdrew, with his three fellows, presumably to the ship.
"I will have warm water and dry cloths brought," said Demetrion, "that you may wash and dry your swords".
"My thanks," said the stranger.
The captain bowed, slightly, acknowledging the courtesy.
One seldom sheaths an unclean sword, and, one supposes, one would be reluctant to return such a blade to a clean sash, as well.
- (Mariners of Gor)