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Book 9. (1 results) Marauders of Gor (Individual Quote)

A young man, not more than sixteen, was preparing to defend himself against a large, burly fellow, bearded and richly helmeted. - (Marauders of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #160)
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10 160 A young man, not more than sixteen, was preparing to View more quotes about defend">defend himself against a large, burly fellow, bearded and richly helmeted.

Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 157 All in all I did not much approve of the custom.
10 158 Commonly, of course, the formal duel is used for more reputable purposes, such as settling grievances over boundaries or permitting an opportunity where, in a case of insult, satisfaction might be obtained.
10 159 One case interested us in particular.
10 160 A young man, not more than sixteen, was preparing to defend himself against a large, burly fellow, bearded and richly helmeted.
10 161 "He is a famous champion," said Ivar, whispering to me, nodding to the large, burly fellow.
10 162 "He is Bjarni of Thorstein Camp".
10 163 Thorstein Camp, well to the south, but yet north of Einar's Skerry, was a camp of fighting men, which controlled the countryside about it, for some fifty pasangs, taking tribute from the farms.
All in all I did not much approve of the custom. Commonly, of course, the formal duel is used for more reputable purposes, such as settling grievances over boundaries or permitting an opportunity where, in a case of insult, satisfaction might be obtained. One case interested us in particular. A young man, not more than sixteen, was preparing to defend himself against a large, burly fellow, bearded and richly helmeted. "He is a famous champion," said Ivar, whispering to me, nodding to the large, burly fellow. "He is Bjarni of Thorstein Camp". Thorstein Camp, well to the south, but yet north of Einar's Skerry, was a camp of fighting men, which controlled the countryside about it, for some fifty pasangs, taking tribute from the farms. - (Marauders of Gor)