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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

One of these pairs, its members located on opposite sides of the door, corresponded to the upper-door brackets, and the other pair, its members opposite one another, one on each side of the door, corresponded to the lower-door brackets. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #561)
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4 561 One of these pairs, its View more quotes about members">members located on opposite sides of the door, corresponded to the upper-door brackets, and the other pair, its members opposite one another, one on each side of the door, corresponded to the lower-door brackets.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 558 Never, however, as far as I knew, had they been used.
4 559 Two of these pairs of brackets were on the door itself, one at the lower part of the door and one at the upper part.
4 560 Matching them in height, but in the wall, were the other two pairs of brackets.
4 561 One of these pairs, its members located on opposite sides of the door, corresponded to the upper-door brackets, and the other pair, its members opposite one another, one on each side of the door, corresponded to the lower-door brackets.
4 562 The door was thus, if beams or bars were to be inserted through these brackets, prevented from swinging inward, its natural opening motion.
4 563 The door opened.
4 564 Five guards were there.
Never, however, as far as I knew, had they been used. Two of these pairs of brackets were on the door itself, one at the lower part of the door and one at the upper part. Matching them in height, but in the wall, were the other two pairs of brackets. One of these pairs, its members located on opposite sides of the door, corresponded to the upper-door brackets, and the other pair, its members opposite one another, one on each side of the door, corresponded to the lower-door brackets. The door was thus, if beams or bars were to be inserted through these brackets, prevented from swinging inward, its natural opening motion. The door opened. Five guards were there. - (Kajira of Gor)