Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 163 | Several paces behind us, some forty paces, for it had been paced out, was an arrow stand. |
| 47 | 164 | In this stand were twelve long arrows. |
| 47 | 165 | Beside it, in a bow rack, resting horizontally, on projections, were four great bows, unstrung. |
| 47 | 166 | This stand and the rack were flanked by two Ashigaru. |
| 47 | 167 | "It will be interesting," said Lord Yamada, "to see the outcome of our test. |
| 47 | 168 | As you are doubtless well aware, it is not unknown in the islands. |
| 47 | 169 | It has been used both in courts of law as a procedure for deciding guilt or innocence, and, more commonly, as an amusing manner of execution, in which the naive subject tortures himself into hoping that he may survive. |
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Several paces behind us, some forty paces, for it had been paced out, was an arrow stand.
In this stand were twelve long arrows.
Beside it, in a bow rack, resting horizontally, on projections, were four great bows, unstrung.
This stand and the rack were flanked by two Ashigaru.
"It will be interesting," said Lord Yamada, "to see the outcome of our test.
As you are doubtless well aware, it is not unknown in the islands.
It has been used both in courts of law as a procedure for deciding guilt or innocence, and, more commonly, as an amusing manner of execution, in which the naive subject tortures himself into hoping that he may survive.
- (Rebels of Gor)