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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

I saw wielded glaives below me, and men looking up wildly, scattered amongst the wagons, and daggers were brandished in vain. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #108)
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10 108 I saw wielded glaives View more quotes about below">below me, and men looking up wildly, scattered amongst the wagons, and daggers were brandished in vain.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 105 From other wagons arose Ashigaru, armed with glaives.
10 106 The mighty wings of my tarn struck the air, and I saw one fellow stumble, his forearm over his eyes, lost in a sheet of driven dust, and I was aflight.
10 107 All about me, and down the lines of the wagons, fore and aft, other tarns sprang into the air.
10 108 I saw wielded glaives below me, and men looking up wildly, scattered amongst the wagons, and daggers were brandished in vain.
10 109 I looked back down.
10 110 "Cleverly done, great Yamada," I thought.
10 111 "But better to have had fewer wagons, and some guards in evidence".
From other wagons arose Ashigaru, armed with glaives. The mighty wings of my tarn struck the air, and I saw one fellow stumble, his forearm over his eyes, lost in a sheet of driven dust, and I was aflight. All about me, and down the lines of the wagons, fore and aft, other tarns sprang into the air. I saw wielded glaives below me, and men looking up wildly, scattered amongst the wagons, and daggers were brandished in vain. I looked back down. "Cleverly done, great Yamada," I thought. "But better to have had fewer wagons, and some guards in evidence". - (Rebels of Gor)