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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the other hand, it would presumably be less effective in blocking passages or in providing a barrier which could be, at a word, a command, raised and lowered, from behind which volley firing might take place. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #508)
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37 508 On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, it would presumably be less effective in blocking passages or in providing a barrier which could be, at a word, a command, raised and lowered, from behind which volley firing might take place.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 505 The officer of Treve, too, remained in the vicinity of this group.
37 506 Gito followed the fifth group, several paces behind.
37 507 This new arrangement, that of five groups, made possible a more diversified deployment of the men, presumably an advantage on the walkway about the urt pool.
37 508 On the other hand, it would presumably be less effective in blocking passages or in providing a barrier which could be, at a word, a command, raised and lowered, from behind which volley firing might take place.
37 509 "Look," said the man in the lead.
37 510 He was the second of the two men who had not joined in the attack on the sleen earlier.
37 511 The first was he who had been given the unenviable task of separating the feeding urts.
The officer of Treve, too, remained in the vicinity of this group. Gito followed the fifth group, several paces behind. This new arrangement, that of five groups, made possible a more diversified deployment of the men, presumably an advantage on the walkway about the urt pool. On the other hand, it would presumably be less effective in blocking passages or in providing a barrier which could be, at a word, a command, raised and lowered, from behind which volley firing might take place. "Look," said the man in the lead. He was the second of the two men who had not joined in the attack on the sleen earlier. The first was he who had been given the unenviable task of separating the feeding urts. - (Witness of Gor)