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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

The leaves of the gate were very large, each being some thirty feet in height and some twenty-five feet in width. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #45)
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8 45 The View more quotes about leaves">leaves of the gate were very large, each being some thirty feet in height and some twenty-five feet in width.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 42 In opening, they swung back across the landing platform, which was a foot or two above the level of the height of the palisade.
8 43 An extension of this platform, retractable when the gate was closed, and probably braced with hinged, diagonal drop supports, would extend beyond the palisade.
8 44 There was a ramp leading up to the platform on the inside, on the right.
8 45 The leaves of the gate were very large, each being some thirty feet in height and some twenty-five feet in width.
8 46 They are light, however, for their size, as they consist mostly of frames supporting wire.
8 47 Whereas these dimensions permit ordinary saddle tarns, war tarns, and such, an entry in flight, the landing platform is generally used.
8 48 It is always used, of course, by draft tarns carrying tarn baskets.
In opening, they swung back across the landing platform, which was a foot or two above the level of the height of the palisade. An extension of this platform, retractable when the gate was closed, and probably braced with hinged, diagonal drop supports, would extend beyond the palisade. There was a ramp leading up to the platform on the inside, on the right. The leaves of the gate were very large, each being some thirty feet in height and some twenty-five feet in width. They are light, however, for their size, as they consist mostly of frames supporting wire. Whereas these dimensions permit ordinary saddle tarns, war tarns, and such, an entry in flight, the landing platform is generally used. It is always used, of course, by draft tarns carrying tarn baskets. - (Renegades of Gor)