Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 517 | Strangely she had View more quotes about apparently">apparently not expected me to do anything other than return to my holding. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 514 | At my side I now wore the sword that I had brought originally to Port Kar, that which I had carried so many years before, even at the siege of Ar, and in Tharna, and in the Nest of Priest-Kings and on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, and in the streets of great Ar itself, when I had seemed to serve Cernus, Master of the House of Cernus, greatest of the slave houses of Ar. |
| 18 | 515 | It did not have the jeweled hilt or the figured blade of my admiral's sword, but I found it sufficient. |
| 18 | 516 | Telima had found it among my belongings, and had brought it to the keep, that it might be waiting for me there. |
| 18 | 517 | Strangely she had apparently not expected me to do anything other than return to my holding. |
| 18 | 518 | As I climbed the ladder I was glad that the old blade, the familiar steel, with its memories of another life and time, when I had been Tarl Cabot, was at my side. |
| 18 | 519 | If one must die, how could one better die than with such a blade in hand? * * * * We fought on the height of the keep. |
| 18 | 520 | The last four arrows of the great yellow bow were fired, and four who threatened us fell from the delta wall beyond the keep, from which they were attempting to cover the climb of the besiegers. |
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At my side I now wore the sword that I had brought originally to Port Kar, that which I had carried so many years before, even at the siege of Ar, and in Tharna, and in the Nest of Priest-Kings and on the plains of the Wagon Peoples, and in the streets of great Ar itself, when I had seemed to serve Cernus, Master of the House of Cernus, greatest of the slave houses of Ar.
It did not have the jeweled hilt or the figured blade of my admiral's sword, but I found it sufficient.
Telima had found it among my belongings, and had brought it to the keep, that it might be waiting for me there.
Strangely she had apparently not expected me to do anything other than return to my holding.
As I climbed the ladder I was glad that the old blade, the familiar steel, with its memories of another life and time, when I had been Tarl Cabot, was at my side.
If one must die, how could one better die than with such a blade in hand? * * * * We fought on the height of the keep.
The last four arrows of the great yellow bow were fired, and four who threatened us fell from the delta wall beyond the keep, from which they were attempting to cover the climb of the besiegers.
- (Raiders of Gor)