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

Lord Yamada thrust his field sword into the sand, and so, too, did Nodachi. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 60, Sentence #27)
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60 27 View more quotes about lord">Lord Yamada thrust his field sword into the sand, and so, too, did Nodachi.

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

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60 24 The graceful companion sword is shorter, and lighter.
60 25 Its speed is such that many find it difficult to follow its flights.
60 26 As unnoticed as the wind, it can appear as suddenly as the pouncing sleen, cut like a razor, and strike like the tiny, venomous ost.
60 27 Lord Yamada thrust his field sword into the sand, and so, too, did Nodachi.
60 28 Nodachi wore a short-sleeved gray jacket of simple, rough cloth, as many peasants.
60 29 Lord Yamada divested himself of his stiff, ornate, outer robe.
60 30 I did not expect Lord Yamada to stand long against Nodachi, but I did not know his skills.
The graceful companion sword is shorter, and lighter. Its speed is such that many find it difficult to follow its flights. As unnoticed as the wind, it can appear as suddenly as the pouncing sleen, cut like a razor, and strike like the tiny, venomous ost. Lord Yamada thrust his field sword into the sand, and so, too, did Nodachi. Nodachi wore a short-sleeved gray jacket of simple, rough cloth, as many peasants. Lord Yamada divested himself of his stiff, ornate, outer robe. I did not expect Lord Yamada to stand long against Nodachi, but I did not know his skills. - (Rebels of Gor)