Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 236 | These were the two principal View more quotes about access">access points to the terrace. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 233 | I lay down at the foot of the wall, my knees drawn up, terrified, looking down at the stones. |
| 24 | 234 | They sped past me. |
| 24 | 235 | When I looked up, I realized the one party had gone to seal off the stairway, and the other, that which had run past me, perhaps without even really seeing me, had gone to the bridge. |
| 24 | 236 | These were the two principal access points to the terrace. |
| 24 | 237 | To be sure, it could doubtless be reached in some other fashions, through narrow passageways, over the balustrade from below, descending from adjacent roofs, perhaps through certain buildings. |
| 24 | 238 | On the terrace, now discarded, lying among bodies, I saw some of the banners of this city, which had been displayed during the approach to the city. |
| 24 | 239 | Too, here and there, on the stones, occasionally glinting in the oblique rays of the lowering sun, strands of it, like lengths and tangles of metallic webbing, was tarnwire. |
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I lay down at the foot of the wall, my knees drawn up, terrified, looking down at the stones.
They sped past me.
When I looked up, I realized the one party had gone to seal off the stairway, and the other, that which had run past me, perhaps without even really seeing me, had gone to the bridge.
These were the two principal access points to the terrace.
To be sure, it could doubtless be reached in some other fashions, through narrow passageways, over the balustrade from below, descending from adjacent roofs, perhaps through certain buildings.
On the terrace, now discarded, lying among bodies, I saw some of the banners of this city, which had been displayed during the approach to the city.
Too, here and there, on the stones, occasionally glinting in the oblique rays of the lowering sun, strands of it, like lengths and tangles of metallic webbing, was tarnwire.
- (Witness of Gor)