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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Such teams, drawn from various parts of the city, competed in various games, in hurling the stone, in hurling the thonged javelin, both for distance and accuracy, in races of various sorts, in jumping, in wrestling, and such. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #18)
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13 18 Such teams, drawn from various parts of the city, competed in various games, in hurling the stone, in hurling the thonged javelin, both for distance and accuracy, in races of various sorts, in jumping, in wrestling, and such.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 15 We turned to look at the street.
13 16 Approaching, singing, was a group of youths, in rows, a sports team, marching together.
13 17 Their colors were of both Ar and Cos.
13 18 Such teams, drawn from various parts of the city, competed in various games, in hurling the stone, in hurling the thonged javelin, both for distance and accuracy, in races of various sorts, in jumping, in wrestling, and such.
13 19 There were meets, and local championships, with awards, such as fillets of the wool of the bounding hurt, dyed different colors, and for champions, crowns woven of the leaves of the mighty Tur tree.
13 20 Eventually various teams, in their respective age brackets, would become city champions.
13 21 Such sports as these were familiar to Goreans, and had for years been privately practiced at numerous palestrae throughout the city.
We turned to look at the street. Approaching, singing, was a group of youths, in rows, a sports team, marching together. Their colors were of both Ar and Cos. Such teams, drawn from various parts of the city, competed in various games, in hurling the stone, in hurling the thonged javelin, both for distance and accuracy, in races of various sorts, in jumping, in wrestling, and such. There were meets, and local championships, with awards, such as fillets of the wool of the bounding hurt, dyed different colors, and for champions, crowns woven of the leaves of the mighty Tur tree. Eventually various teams, in their respective age brackets, would become city champions. Such sports as these were familiar to Goreans, and had for years been privately practiced at numerous palestrae throughout the city. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 13)