Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 541 | I View more quotes about stepped">stepped away from Kamchak and Kamras approached him, by training, cautiously. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 538 | I now realized Kamras had only wished to drive Kamchak from the field, a chastened and humiliated man. |
| 10 | 539 | He had little more wish to slay the clumsy Tuchuk than he would have a peasant or a potmaker. |
| 10 | 540 | "Let the combat begin," said the judge. |
| 10 | 541 | I stepped away from Kamchak and Kamras approached him, by training, cautiously. |
| 10 | 542 | Kamchak was looking at the edge of his sword, turning it about, apparently noting with pleasure the play of sunlight on the blade. |
| 10 | 543 | "Watch out!" I cried. |
| 10 | 544 | Kamchak turned to see what I had in mind and to his great good fortune, as he did so, the sun flashed from the blade into the eyes of Kamras, who suddenly threw his arm up, blinking and shaking his head, for the instant blinded. |
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I now realized Kamras had only wished to drive Kamchak from the field, a chastened and humiliated man.
He had little more wish to slay the clumsy Tuchuk than he would have a peasant or a potmaker.
"Let the combat begin," said the judge.
I stepped away from Kamchak and Kamras approached him, by training, cautiously.
Kamchak was looking at the edge of his sword, turning it about, apparently noting with pleasure the play of sunlight on the blade.
"Watch out!" I cried.
Kamchak turned to see what I had in mind and to his great good fortune, as he did so, the sun flashed from the blade into the eyes of Kamras, who suddenly threw his arm up, blinking and shaking his head, for the instant blinded.
- (Nomads of Gor)