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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

One of the long, curved swords, with the large hilt, was placed in the hands of Pertinax, at which he looked, apprehensively. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #144)
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10 144 One of the View more quotes about long">long, curved swords, with the large hilt, was placed in the hands of Pertinax, at which he looked, apprehensively.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 141 His attitude gave me pause.
10 142 In moments Pertinax was conducted within the pavilion.
10 143 He had apparently been in the vicinity, which led me to believe that Miss Wentworth, too, must now be nearby, though perhaps not yet permitted within the pavilion.
10 144 One of the long, curved swords, with the large hilt, was placed in the hands of Pertinax, at which he looked, apprehensively.
10 145 A colored cord dangled from the hilt, which terminated in a tufted blue tassel.
10 146 Tajima then backed away from him, and, smoothly, drew forth his own weapon, which he gripped with two hands, and assumed what, for such a weapon, was apparently an on-guard position.
10 147 The position seemed formal, and quite stylized, but there was no mistaking the readiness, or menace, of his attitude.
His attitude gave me pause. In moments Pertinax was conducted within the pavilion. He had apparently been in the vicinity, which led me to believe that Miss Wentworth, too, must now be nearby, though perhaps not yet permitted within the pavilion. One of the long, curved swords, with the large hilt, was placed in the hands of Pertinax, at which he looked, apprehensively. A colored cord dangled from the hilt, which terminated in a tufted blue tassel. Tajima then backed away from him, and, smoothly, drew forth his own weapon, which he gripped with two hands, and assumed what, for such a weapon, was apparently an on-guard position. The position seemed formal, and quite stylized, but there was no mistaking the readiness, or menace, of his attitude. - (Swordsmen of Gor)