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I had little doubt that he, when whole, would have been a most dangerous swordsman, and I had little doubt that some remnant of fearsome skills might be retained. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #20)

Then he added, "You are mad!" I did not fear that Bruno of Torcadino was mad. I thought him coldly, calculatedly sane. I had also seen the movement of his sword at the edge of the Canal of the Sea Sleen. I had little doubt that he, when whole, would have been a most dangerous swordsman, and I had little doubt that some remnant of fearsome skills might be retained. Yet he seemed a pathetic, perhaps demented, figure as he struggled down the stairs toward the sand. It took very little time, one man calling the attention of others to the matter, the business then coursing through the crowd, before his descent was marked. Awe and disbelief, astonishment and even alarm, were the first reactions of the crowd. - (Quarry of Gor)