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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, numerous, low, horizontal wall slots, some three or four inches in height, through which metal-shod poles, stout metal crescents at their tips, could be thrust, and maneuvered, marked their bleakness. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1422)
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16 1422 Too, numerous, low, horizontal wall slots, some three or four View more quotes about inches">inches in height, through which metal-shod poles, stout metal crescents at their tips, could be thrust, and maneuvered, marked their bleakness.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 1419 I looked back.
16 1420 The walls, from this close to them, the fall sun bright on them, seemed very high and formidable.
16 1421 No common scaling ladders could ascend them.
16 1422 Too, numerous, low, horizontal wall slots, some three or four inches in height, through which metal-shod poles, stout metal crescents at their tips, could be thrust, and maneuvered, marked their bleakness.
16 1423 Such poles, with little danger to the defenders, at sufficient heights, where sufficient leverages can be exerted, address themselves to the enemy's ladders.
16 1424 Their effects are often devastating.
16 1425 The slots through which the poles are thrust may serve also, of course, as arrow ports.
I looked back. The walls, from this close to them, the fall sun bright on them, seemed very high and formidable. No common scaling ladders could ascend them. Too, numerous, low, horizontal wall slots, some three or four inches in height, through which metal-shod poles, stout metal crescents at their tips, could be thrust, and maneuvered, marked their bleakness. Such poles, with little danger to the defenders, at sufficient heights, where sufficient leverages can be exerted, address themselves to the enemy's ladders. Their effects are often devastating. The slots through which the poles are thrust may serve also, of course, as arrow ports. - (Mercenaries of Gor)