Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 279 | He View more quotes about stopped">stopped for an instant, but did not attempt to address me or communicate in any way. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 276 | He was presumably less a warrior than a mercenary, and less a mercenary than a brigand. |
| 38 | 277 | I knew he had sword skills but they would do him little good when, weakened, scarcely able to stand, he would find himself ringed by glaives. |
| 38 | 278 | Licinius, partway up the ramp, saw me. |
| 38 | 279 | He stopped for an instant, but did not attempt to address me or communicate in any way. |
| 38 | 280 | Then he was struck by the butt of the glaive, and thrust rudely upward. |
| 38 | 281 | Had I turned him over to Lord Nishida he would doubtless have been tortured. |
| 38 | 282 | The Pani, I gathered, had methods likely to encourage volubility in their informants. |
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He was presumably less a warrior than a mercenary, and less a mercenary than a brigand.
I knew he had sword skills but they would do him little good when, weakened, scarcely able to stand, he would find himself ringed by glaives.
Licinius, partway up the ramp, saw me.
He stopped for an instant, but did not attempt to address me or communicate in any way.
Then he was struck by the butt of the glaive, and thrust rudely upward.
Had I turned him over to Lord Nishida he would doubtless have been tortured.
The Pani, I gathered, had methods likely to encourage volubility in their informants.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)