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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Obviously the scabbard attached to a belt is not only an encumbrance but it is something which someone else might seize, cling to, and perhaps use to his advantage. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #657)
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22 657 View more quotes about obviously">Obviously the scabbard attached to a belt is not only an encumbrance but it is something which someone else might seize, cling to, and perhaps use to his advantage.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
22 654 Warriors, in situations of danger, commonly carry the scabbard over the left shoulder.
22 655 The scabbard is held with the left hand and the draw takes place with the right.
22 656 The scabbard and strap is then discarded, to be recovered, if practical, later.
22 657 Obviously the scabbard attached to a belt is not only an encumbrance but it is something which someone else might seize, cling to, and perhaps use to his advantage.
22 658 I watched them withdraw.
22 659 I was not even certain that the slave would show the note to Appanius.
22 660 On the other hand, since he had been witnessed in receiving it, which I had not known would happen, it seemed highly likely he would do so.
Warriors, in situations of danger, commonly carry the scabbard over the left shoulder. The scabbard is held with the left hand and the draw takes place with the right. The scabbard and strap is then discarded, to be recovered, if practical, later. Obviously the scabbard attached to a belt is not only an encumbrance but it is something which someone else might seize, cling to, and perhaps use to his advantage. I watched them withdraw. I was not even certain that the slave would show the note to Appanius. On the other hand, since he had been witnessed in receiving it, which I had not known would happen, it seemed highly likely he would do so. - (Magicians of Gor)