Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 10 | 533 | He was tuchuk. |
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Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 10 | 530 | "Better, my friend," I said, "that than death". |
| 10 | 531 | "No," said Kamchak, and his eyes were like steel, "better death than shame". |
| 10 | 532 | I stepped back. |
| 10 | 533 | He was tuchuk. |
| 10 | 534 | I would sorely miss my friend, the ribald, hard-drinking, stomping, dancing Kamchak of the tuchuks. |
| 10 | 535 | In the last moment I cried out to Kamchak, "For the sake of Priest-Kings, hold the weapon thus!" trying to teach him the simplest of the commoner grips for the hilt of the short sword, permitting a large degree of both retention and flexibility. |
| 10 | 536 | But when I stepped away he was now holding it like a Gorean angle saw. |
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"Better, my friend," I said, "that than death".
"No," said Kamchak, and his eyes were like steel, "better death than shame".
I stepped back.
He was tuchuk.
I would sorely miss my friend, the ribald, hard-drinking, stomping, dancing Kamchak of the tuchuks.
In the last moment I cried out to Kamchak, "For the sake of Priest-Kings, hold the weapon thus!" trying to teach him the simplest of the commoner grips for the hilt of the short sword, permitting a large degree of both retention and flexibility.
But when I stepped away he was now holding it like a Gorean angle saw.
- (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 10)