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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

The gunni, in weight, are similar to the heads of sledge hammers. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #14)
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19 14 The gunni, in weight, are View more quotes about similar">similar to the heads of sledge hammers.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 11 The blows thus, in a sense, compress and pack the beam, causing it to last longer, until it finally, after a few finishing blows, shatters.
19 12 These beams are frequently replaced.
19 13 It may seem surprising but a strong man, determined, and working against time, can break through a training beam in a matter of only a few Ehn.
19 14 The gunni, in weight, are similar to the heads of sledge hammers.
19 15 One may, of course, break through walls with such devices or bend iron.
19 16 I struck at the beam, denting it, causing it to shudder in its well and braces.
19 17 It had been yesterday that we had been inspected by the mistress.
The blows thus, in a sense, compress and pack the beam, causing it to last longer, until it finally, after a few finishing blows, shatters. These beams are frequently replaced. It may seem surprising but a strong man, determined, and working against time, can break through a training beam in a matter of only a few Ehn. The gunni, in weight, are similar to the heads of sledge hammers. One may, of course, break through walls with such devices or bend iron. I struck at the beam, denting it, causing it to shudder in its well and braces. It had been yesterday that we had been inspected by the mistress. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)