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Nine arrows had been expended when we, following Lord Yamada, moved to the ten-pace marker, where the fourth bow was strung, this also strung, though now with difficulty, by the stout, brawny fellow. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #253)

"Four!" whispered an Ashigaru. No longer did Lord Yamada extend cordial greetings to the subject of his test, nor did he accord him any longer a pleasant commendation, but merely extended his hand, that a new arrow be placed within it. The third bow, the shogun having advanced to the twenty-pace mark, was strung by the stout, brawny fellow. Nine arrows had been expended when we, following Lord Yamada, moved to the ten-pace marker, where the fourth bow was strung, this also strung, though now with difficulty, by the stout, brawny fellow. "Surely it is enough, Lord," I said. But the shogun's attention was on Nodachi, bound, hands free, the companion sword in hand, awaiting the tenth arrow. Deflected arrows, and the parts of deflected arrows, were about. - (Rebels of Gor)