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

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18 187 I View more quotes about looked">looked at the gate.
18 188 It was at the end of the corridor we had followed, which had led out, to the landing.
18 189 Some men were guarding it.
18 190 Naturally it opened inward, to the advantage of the citadel.
18 191 We had no adequate way, given the time and materials at our disposal, of barring it from the outside.
18 192 Now some of the fellows on the wall were hurling stones and tiles down on the figures huddled below.
18 193 I saw one fellow doing this suddenly pitch back, his hands clutching at the shaft of a quarrel.
I looked at the gate. It was at the end of the corridor we had followed, which had led out, to the landing. Some men were guarding it. Naturally it opened inward, to the advantage of the citadel. We had no adequate way, given the time and materials at our disposal, of barring it from the outside. Now some of the fellows on the wall were hurling stones and tiles down on the figures huddled below. I saw one fellow doing this suddenly pitch back, his hands clutching at the shaft of a quarrel. - (Renegades of Gor)