Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 549 | It had been incredibly View more quotes about fortunate">fortunate for Kamchak that the blade had flashed precisely at the time it had in the way it had. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 546 | "What?" asked Kamchak. |
| 10 | 547 | "Watch out!" I cried, for now Kamras had recovered, and was once again approaching. |
| 10 | 548 | Kamras, of course, had the sun at his back, using it as naturally as the tarn to protect his advance. |
| 10 | 549 | It had been incredibly fortunate for Kamchak that the blade had flashed precisely at the time it had in the way it had. |
| 10 | 550 | It had quite possibly saved his life. |
| 10 | 551 | Kamras lunged and it looked like Kamchak threw up his arm at the last instant as though he had lost balance, and indeed he was now tottering on one boot. |
| 10 | 552 | I scarcely noticed the blow had been smartly parried. |
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"What?" asked Kamchak.
"Watch out!" I cried, for now Kamras had recovered, and was once again approaching.
Kamras, of course, had the sun at his back, using it as naturally as the tarn to protect his advance.
It had been incredibly fortunate for Kamchak that the blade had flashed precisely at the time it had in the way it had.
It had quite possibly saved his life.
Kamras lunged and it looked like Kamchak threw up his arm at the last instant as though he had lost balance, and indeed he was now tottering on one boot.
I scarcely noticed the blow had been smartly parried.
- (Nomads of Gor)