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| 23 | 103 | Raiders afoot, of View more quotes about course">course, move much more slowly, and may find themselves at the mercy of the skies. |
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| 23 | 100 | An unauthorized flight into the area, particularly a day flight, would thus be easier to detect. |
| 23 | 101 | Tarnsmen, too, frequently aflight, conducted patrols. |
| 23 | 102 | Measures of this sort not only improve the probabilities of detecting raiders, or other invaders of airspace, spies, for example, but also, of course, facilitate the deployment of defensive forces. |
| 23 | 103 | Raiders afoot, of course, move much more slowly, and may find themselves at the mercy of the skies. |
| 23 | 104 | At the "docks of Aristodemus" we were put in work tunics. |
| 23 | 105 | We were also put in the chains we now wore, with the exception of the coffle chain. |
| 23 | 106 | We were then put in slave wagons, with other girls, who had apparently been awaiting our arrival, to be taken to the work camp. |