Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 47 | 291 | This View more quotes about choice">choice of weapons gave him the advantage of length of blade, as well as heaviness of stroke. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 288 | "Stand back!" cried Katsutoshi. |
| 47 | 289 | "Stand aside," said Nodachi to the captain of the guard. |
| 47 | 290 | Katsutoshi almost quivered with tension, in an on-guard position, facing Nodachi, two hands on his field sword. |
| 47 | 291 | This choice of weapons gave him the advantage of length of blade, as well as heaviness of stroke. |
| 47 | 292 | "Put ten men against me, or one hundred," called Nodachi to the shogun, "but be yourself, mighty lord, the last man in that line". |
| 47 | 293 | "Stand aside, Captain," called the shogun to Katsutoshi. |
| 47 | 294 | "But, great lord!" protested the captain. |
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"Stand back!" cried Katsutoshi.
"Stand aside," said Nodachi to the captain of the guard.
Katsutoshi almost quivered with tension, in an on-guard position, facing Nodachi, two hands on his field sword.
This choice of weapons gave him the advantage of length of blade, as well as heaviness of stroke.
"Put ten men against me, or one hundred," called Nodachi to the shogun, "but be yourself, mighty lord, the last man in that line".
"Stand aside, Captain," called the shogun to Katsutoshi.
"But, great lord!" protested the captain.
- (Rebels of Gor)