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

He extracted one of the long arrows from a stand to his right. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #18)
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 15 I had first seen such bows used by the Pani in Tarncamp, in the northern forests of continental Gor.
17 16 It might be mentioned in passing that I had seen Pani archers with shorter bows, but the longer bow seemed more common, at least amongst the Pani with whom I was most familiar.
17 17 Lord Yamada was dressed in a long, white exercise smock, with short, white sleeves.
17 18 He extracted one of the long arrows from a stand to his right.
17 19 "Would you care to join me?" he inquired, pleasantly.
17 20 "Perhaps," I said, "if I might avail myself of a more familiar bow".
17 21 "Barbarians are delightful," he said.
I had first seen such bows used by the Pani in Tarncamp, in the northern forests of continental Gor. It might be mentioned in passing that I had seen Pani archers with shorter bows, but the longer bow seemed more common, at least amongst the Pani with whom I was most familiar. Lord Yamada was dressed in a long, white exercise smock, with short, white sleeves. He extracted one of the long arrows from a stand to his right. "Would you care to join me?" he inquired, pleasantly. "Perhaps," I said, "if I might avail myself of a more familiar bow". "Barbarians are delightful," he said. - (Rebels of Gor)