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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

He swept past me and spun his kaiila, then jerked it up short, back on its haunches in the sand. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #7)
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3 7 He View more quotes about swept">swept past me and spun his kaiila, then jerked it up short, back on its haunches in the sand.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 4 The kaiila, both of them, with the swiftness, the agility of cats, spun, half crouching, squealing in frustration, and again lunged toward one another.
3 5 With the light rein I pulled my kaiila to the left as we passed, and the man, trying to reach me, was, startled, off balance.
3 6 With a backward sweeping cut the sheathed blade struck him, as he hung from his saddle, on the back of the neck.
3 7 He swept past me and spun his kaiila, then jerked it up short, back on its haunches in the sand.
3 8 I readied myself for another passage.
3 9 For ten days had we trained, for ten Gorean hours a day.
3 10 Of the past forty passages eight had been divided, no blood adjudged drawn.
The kaiila, both of them, with the swiftness, the agility of cats, spun, half crouching, squealing in frustration, and again lunged toward one another. With the light rein I pulled my kaiila to the left as we passed, and the man, trying to reach me, was, startled, off balance. With a backward sweeping cut the sheathed blade struck him, as he hung from his saddle, on the back of the neck. He swept past me and spun his kaiila, then jerked it up short, back on its haunches in the sand. I readied myself for another passage. For ten days had we trained, for ten Gorean hours a day. Of the past forty passages eight had been divided, no blood adjudged drawn. - (Tribesmen of Gor)