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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

When the first fifty riders had passed the chosen point on the trail the second barricade, bristling, too, with stakes, on ropes, was lowered to the trail, shutting off the upper segment of the trail as effectively as a gate. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #562)
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44 562 When the View more quotes about first">first fifty riders had passed the chosen point on the trail the second barricade, bristling, too, with stakes, on ropes, was lowered to the trail, shutting off the upper segment of the trail as effectively as a gate.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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44 559 "Kahintokapa will count fifty," said Hci.
44 560 "He will then give the signal".
44 561 My count and that of Kahintokapa, near the trail summit, near the barricade, tallied exactly.
44 562 When the first fifty riders had passed the chosen point on the trail the second barricade, bristling, too, with stakes, on ropes, was lowered to the trail, shutting off the upper segment of the trail as effectively as a gate.
44 563 The first fifty riders, not realizing they were cut off, continued upward.
44 564 The later riders stormed against the barricade, the successive riders piling up behind them, forced the first riders forward, onto the stakes, and several riders, as the file behind them doubled and then bulged, were forced from the trail.
44 565 The second barricade was defended by a fusillade of arrows sped from the small bows of Kaiila warriors suddenly appearing at the upper edge of the escarpment.
"Kahintokapa will count fifty," said Hci. "He will then give the signal". My count and that of Kahintokapa, near the trail summit, near the barricade, tallied exactly. When the first fifty riders had passed the chosen point on the trail the second barricade, bristling, too, with stakes, on ropes, was lowered to the trail, shutting off the upper segment of the trail as effectively as a gate. The first fifty riders, not realizing they were cut off, continued upward. The later riders stormed against the barricade, the successive riders piling up behind them, forced the first riders forward, onto the stakes, and several riders, as the file behind them doubled and then bulged, were forced from the trail. The second barricade was defended by a fusillade of arrows sped from the small bows of Kaiila warriors suddenly appearing at the upper edge of the escarpment. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)