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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Many fishermen have habits, techniques, or tricks which tend to characterize their play, an over-the-head cast, a side cast, a certain movement of the feet before the cast, and so on. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #13)
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19 13 Many fishermen have habits, techniques, or tricks which View more quotes about tend">tend to characterize their play, an over-the-head cast, a side cast, a certain movement of the feet before the cast, and so on.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 10 I was not sure whether the opponent had thought to cut through the net or simply lift it, or brush it, aside.
19 11 Whatever might have been his intention, it had been unsuccessful.
19 12 In dealing with the net and trident, it is desirable, if possible, which it seldom is, to have seen the fishermen earlier, in other matches.
19 13 Many fishermen have habits, techniques, or tricks which tend to characterize their play, an over-the-head cast, a side cast, a certain movement of the feet before the cast, and so on.
19 14 Clitus varied such things from match to match, which made it difficult to anticipate, and thus compensate for, his moves.
19 15 Some fishermen sometimes feign an awkwardness or loss of balance to lure the opponent within range.
19 16 Sometimes I had seen Clitus use the net as a distraction, preparing for a thrust of the trident.
I was not sure whether the opponent had thought to cut through the net or simply lift it, or brush it, aside. Whatever might have been his intention, it had been unsuccessful. In dealing with the net and trident, it is desirable, if possible, which it seldom is, to have seen the fishermen earlier, in other matches. Many fishermen have habits, techniques, or tricks which tend to characterize their play, an over-the-head cast, a side cast, a certain movement of the feet before the cast, and so on. Clitus varied such things from match to match, which made it difficult to anticipate, and thus compensate for, his moves. Some fishermen sometimes feign an awkwardness or loss of balance to lure the opponent within range. Sometimes I had seen Clitus use the net as a distraction, preparing for a thrust of the trident. - (Avengers of Gor)