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

I hoped to draw the center man forward, to where he might, if I should move to the right, block the man on his own right, or if I moved to the left, block the man on his own left. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #173)
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3 173 I View more quotes about hoped">hoped to draw the center man forward, to where he might, if I should move to the right, block the man on his own right, or if I moved to the left, block the man on his own left.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 170 I caught the scimitars of three on my blade and leaped back.
3 171 They separated, intelligently, and, crouching, edged toward me.
3 172 I backed away, crouching.
3 173 I hoped to draw the center man forward, to where he might, if I should move to the right, block the man on his own right, or if I moved to the left, block the man on his own left.
3 174 But he hung back, the two on the sides creeping forward.
3 175 Whichever man I attacked need only defend himself; the other two would have a free instant, that of his defense, to make their own strokes.
3 176 These men were not common street thieves.
I caught the scimitars of three on my blade and leaped back. They separated, intelligently, and, crouching, edged toward me. I backed away, crouching. I hoped to draw the center man forward, to where he might, if I should move to the right, block the man on his own right, or if I moved to the left, block the man on his own left. But he hung back, the two on the sides creeping forward. Whichever man I attacked need only defend himself; the other two would have a free instant, that of his defense, to make their own strokes. These men were not common street thieves. - (Tribesmen of Gor)