Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 59 | 258 | He View more quotes about thrust">thrust twice more, and I parried twice more. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 59 | 255 | From the sporting contests with Tajima I was familiar with the feel of the blade, then against the gladius, and its movements, and its reach. |
| 59 | 256 | I was less familiar, of course, with handling such a weapon. |
| 59 | 257 | A fine companion sword, with its balance and edge, is a masterpiece of the smith's craft. |
| 59 | 258 | He thrust twice more, and I parried twice more. |
| 59 | 259 | I had observed him, of course, in his exchanges with Tajima and Pertinax. |
| 59 | 260 | This was an advantage, of course, which one seldom has in dealing with a foe. |
| 59 | 261 | I had seen him at work, and he had not seen me. |
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From the sporting contests with Tajima I was familiar with the feel of the blade, then against the gladius, and its movements, and its reach.
I was less familiar, of course, with handling such a weapon.
A fine companion sword, with its balance and edge, is a masterpiece of the smith's craft.
He thrust twice more, and I parried twice more.
I had observed him, of course, in his exchanges with Tajima and Pertinax.
This was an advantage, of course, which one seldom has in dealing with a foe.
I had seen him at work, and he had not seen me.
- (Rebels of Gor)