Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 47 | 162 | The bird and the rider, in effect, are the projectile. |
| 47 | 163 | The tarn itself, it might be noted, does not draw another breath until the impact or the vicinity of the impact, if the strike fails to find its mark. |
| 47 | 164 | The descent velocities in a strike of this sort are incredible, and have never been precisely calculated. |
| 47 | 165 | They are estimated, however, at something in the neighborhood of four hundred pasangs per ahn. |
| 47 | 166 | * * No terrestrial conversion is supplied in the Cabot ms. |
| 47 | 167 | for this figure. |
| 47 | 168 | Equivalences supplied elsewhere in the Cabot mss. |
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The bird and the rider, in effect, are the projectile.
The tarn itself, it might be noted, does not draw another breath until the impact or the vicinity of the impact, if the strike fails to find its mark.
The descent velocities in a strike of this sort are incredible, and have never been precisely calculated.
They are estimated, however, at something in the neighborhood of four hundred pasangs per ahn.
* * No terrestrial conversion is supplied in the Cabot ms.
for this figure.
Equivalences supplied elsewhere in the Cabot mss.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter )