Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 23 | 277 | "What is wrong?" said Pertinax. |
| 23 | 278 | "I am frightened," said Cecily, suddenly. |
| 23 | 279 | I loosened the sword in my sheath. |
| 23 | 280 | The Pani had largely placed their long swords in racks near the edge of the feasting area, but none who bore them had surrendered the companion sword. |
| 23 | 281 | That blade is to remain at hand. |
| 23 | 282 | A similar practice I would learn often obtains in houses and barracks amongst the Pani, a practice in which the long sword is often set to one side, stored or racked, in a hall or vestibule, but the companion sword is kept at one's side, even near the sleeping mats and blocks. |
| 23 | 283 | To be sure, if danger is felt to be imminent, both weapons are likely to be kept in the vicinity of the warrior. |
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"What is wrong?" said Pertinax.
"I am frightened," said Cecily, suddenly.
I loosened the sword in my sheath.
The Pani had largely placed their long swords in racks near the edge of the feasting area, but none who bore them had surrendered the companion sword.
That blade is to remain at hand.
A similar practice I would learn often obtains in houses and barracks amongst the Pani, a practice in which the long sword is often set to one side, stored or racked, in a hall or vestibule, but the companion sword is kept at one's side, even near the sleeping mats and blocks.
To be sure, if danger is felt to be imminent, both weapons are likely to be kept in the vicinity of the warrior.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter )