Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 47 | 260 | "Ten!" View more quotes about cried">cried an Ashigaru. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 47 | 257 | Some of the deflected arrows, given the force with which they were sped, lingering even after the deviation suddenly introduced into their trajectory, had seemed to spring to the clouds, and others had bounded over the walls of the enclosure, or struck against the far wall. |
| 47 | 258 | About, too, were parts of arrows, strewn yards about. |
| 47 | 259 | "Do not, Lord!" I cried. |
| 47 | 260 | "Ten!" cried an Ashigaru. |
| 47 | 261 | "Desist!" I begged. |
| 47 | 262 | But I do not think that either Lord Yamada or Nodachi heard me. |
| 47 | 263 | I think that these two inhabited a world alien to that of better than a hundred observers, a world shut away from other worlds, a world in which each stood at an opposite end, a narrow world, the two poles of which were linked by a wirelike, invisible path no broader than the breadth of an arrow. |
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Some of the deflected arrows, given the force with which they were sped, lingering even after the deviation suddenly introduced into their trajectory, had seemed to spring to the clouds, and others had bounded over the walls of the enclosure, or struck against the far wall.
About, too, were parts of arrows, strewn yards about.
"Do not, Lord!" I cried.
"Ten!" cried an Ashigaru.
"Desist!" I begged.
But I do not think that either Lord Yamada or Nodachi heard me.
I think that these two inhabited a world alien to that of better than a hundred observers, a world shut away from other worlds, a world in which each stood at an opposite end, a narrow world, the two poles of which were linked by a wirelike, invisible path no broader than the breadth of an arrow.
- (Rebels of Gor)