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

It was difficult to conjecture the force with which that long, narrow, poised, iron-tipped missile would be impelled. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #271)
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47 271 It was View more quotes about difficult">difficult to conjecture the force with which that long, narrow, poised, iron-tipped missile would be impelled.

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

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47 268 The shogun's hand trembled on the bow.
47 269 Sweat was on his brow.
47 270 It was difficult even for the shogun, with his considerable strength, to draw back that string.
47 271 It was difficult to conjecture the force with which that long, narrow, poised, iron-tipped missile would be impelled.
47 272 "Fire," I thought to myself.
47 273 "Fire!" But the shogun was in no hurry to release the string.
47 274 "Now," I thought, "it is no longer a simple test of skill, of eye and hand, but one of nerves, as well.
The shogun's hand trembled on the bow. Sweat was on his brow. It was difficult even for the shogun, with his considerable strength, to draw back that string. It was difficult to conjecture the force with which that long, narrow, poised, iron-tipped missile would be impelled. "Fire," I thought to myself. "Fire!" But the shogun was in no hurry to release the string. "Now," I thought, "it is no longer a simple test of skill, of eye and hand, but one of nerves, as well. - (Rebels of Gor)