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| 47 | 278 | It is more difficult, View more quotes about thusly">thusly, for them to turn and fire over their right shoulder. |
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| 47 | 275 | Then I saw shapes before us. |
| 47 | 276 | Ubar of the Skies was approaching from behind and on the right. |
| 47 | 277 | Most men are right-handed. |
| 47 | 278 | It is more difficult, thusly, for them to turn and fire over their right shoulder. |
| 47 | 279 | Ubar of the Skies was a trained tarn of war. |
| 47 | 280 | The arrow, fired from not more than fifteen feet away, entered the body of the rider on the right below the left shoulder blade and almost at the same instant Ubar of the Skies, screaming, with those hooklike, terrible talons tore the body of the rider on the left from the girth rope. |
| 47 | 281 | I seized the reins of the tarn whose rider I had struck with the arrow. |