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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

Ho-Tu drew his blade and acquitted himself sturdily. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #348)
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21 348 Ho-Tu View more quotes about drew">drew his blade and acquitted himself sturdily.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 345 Ho-Tu, his hook knife dripping, a buckler on his left arm, now stood beside us.
21 346 I parried a blade from his heart.
21 347 "I think you will find," said Murmillius, "a sword is more useful here than your small knife".
21 348 Ho-Tu drew his blade and acquitted himself sturdily.
21 349 "Kill them!" I heard Philemon scream.
21 350 More Taurentians, perhaps a hundred, leaped over the wall into the arena and rushed forward.
21 351 We moved through those weary, bloody, reeling bodies about us, to their amazement cutting our way to our new foes.
Ho-Tu, his hook knife dripping, a buckler on his left arm, now stood beside us. I parried a blade from his heart. "I think you will find," said Murmillius, "a sword is more useful here than your small knife". Ho-Tu drew his blade and acquitted himself sturdily. "Kill them!" I heard Philemon scream. More Taurentians, perhaps a hundred, leaped over the wall into the arena and rushed forward. We moved through those weary, bloody, reeling bodies about us, to their amazement cutting our way to our new foes. - (Assassin of Gor)