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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

With incredible strength, his sword dangling from its wrist strap, commonly used by tarnsmen in flight, I saw him withdraw the spear from the shield, but at the same time the other's tarn struck ours, and his blade, flashing downwards, struck the heavy shaft of the spear, splintering it, half severing it. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #860)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 860 With incredible strength, his sword dangling from its wrist strap, commonly used by tarnsmen in flight, I saw him withdraw the spear from the shield, but at the same time the other's tarn struck ours, and his blade, flashing downwards, struck the heavy shaft of the spear, splintering it, half severing it.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 857 I screamed.
13 858 My captor then wheeled away, the other, his blade now drawn, trying to press close.
13 859 My captor had wished to rid his enemy of the spear, because of its reach, but, to do so, his own defense was impaired.
13 860 With incredible strength, his sword dangling from its wrist strap, commonly used by tarnsmen in flight, I saw him withdraw the spear from the shield, but at the same time the other's tarn struck ours, and his blade, flashing downwards, struck the heavy shaft of the spear, splintering it, half severing it.
13 861 He struck again and the spear shaft, with a scattering of wood, split apart.
13 862 My captor now thrust his shield before him, and over my body.
13 863 I heard the blade of the other strike twice, ringing on the metal hoops of the shield that guarded me.
I screamed. My captor then wheeled away, the other, his blade now drawn, trying to press close. My captor had wished to rid his enemy of the spear, because of its reach, but, to do so, his own defense was impaired. With incredible strength, his sword dangling from its wrist strap, commonly used by tarnsmen in flight, I saw him withdraw the spear from the shield, but at the same time the other's tarn struck ours, and his blade, flashing downwards, struck the heavy shaft of the spear, splintering it, half severing it. He struck again and the spear shaft, with a scattering of wood, split apart. My captor now thrust his shield before him, and over my body. I heard the blade of the other strike twice, ringing on the metal hoops of the shield that guarded me. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 13)