Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 60 | 254 | He would have the View more quotes about advantage">advantage of height, striking down, with the uplifted faces of the enemy almost within reach. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 60 | 251 | "Even so," I said, "even as you are, it might be well to have one in hand". |
| 60 | 252 | "I think so," said Pertinax. |
| 60 | 253 | I thought him strong enough to handle one in his left hand, at least for the purposes of fending and jabbing. |
| 60 | 254 | He would have the advantage of height, striking down, with the uplifted faces of the enemy almost within reach. |
| 60 | 255 | Normally the glaive is held in both hands, the left hand before the right. |
| 60 | 256 | The left hand guides the blade, the right hand, and body, supplying the driving force behind the thrust. |
| 60 | 257 | "It is awkward to use the glaive from below, from the pond, thrusting upward," I said. |
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"Even so," I said, "even as you are, it might be well to have one in hand".
"I think so," said Pertinax.
I thought him strong enough to handle one in his left hand, at least for the purposes of fending and jabbing.
He would have the advantage of height, striking down, with the uplifted faces of the enemy almost within reach.
Normally the glaive is held in both hands, the left hand before the right.
The left hand guides the blade, the right hand, and body, supplying the driving force behind the thrust.
"It is awkward to use the glaive from below, from the pond, thrusting upward," I said.
- (Rebels of Gor)