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

Katsutoshi put his foot upon the blade, and Tajima backed away. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 59, Sentence #180)
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59 180 Katsutoshi put his View more quotes about foot">foot upon the blade, and Tajima backed away.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
59 177 I was much impressed with both combatants.
59 178 I soon realized how it might have been that Katsutoshi had won his captaincy, at least in part.
59 179 Suddenly Tajima had lost the blade, and it struck the floor.
59 180 Katsutoshi put his foot upon the blade, and Tajima backed away.
59 181 "The blade is to be held neither too lightly nor too tightly," said Nodachi.
59 182 "Held too tightly the wrist locks, the blade is less nimble; held too lightly, the blade may fly away, like a startled vulo".
59 183 "I have failed, Master," said Tajima.
I was much impressed with both combatants. I soon realized how it might have been that Katsutoshi had won his captaincy, at least in part. Suddenly Tajima had lost the blade, and it struck the floor. Katsutoshi put his foot upon the blade, and Tajima backed away. "The blade is to be held neither too lightly nor too tightly," said Nodachi. "Held too tightly the wrist locks, the blade is less nimble; held too lightly, the blade may fly away, like a startled vulo". "I have failed, Master," said Tajima. - (Rebels of Gor)