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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The attentions of our tarnsmen had been divided between the artillery, the ballistae, the mangonels, the catapults, the springals, on the shore, armed with their missiles and fire, and several galleys offshore. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #22)
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40 22 The attentions of our View more quotes about tarnsmen">tarnsmen had been divided between the artillery, the ballistae, the mangonels, the catapults, the springals, on the shore, armed with their missiles and fire, and several galleys offshore.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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40 19 Isolated infantrymen fare less well against tarn attack, as the tarnsmen can pick and choose their targets, with relative impunity.
40 20 Too, it is difficult to defend oneself from low-flying tarns, attacking in concert, from two or three sides at once.
40 21 The shield, whatever its attitude, can protect from but a single bearing.
40 22 The attentions of our tarnsmen had been divided between the artillery, the ballistae, the mangonels, the catapults, the springals, on the shore, armed with their missiles and fire, and several galleys offshore.
40 23 The enemy artillery, where it was not burning, had been deserted.
40 24 It had been death to man those engines.
40 25 Bodies, bristling with arrows, lay about them.
Isolated infantrymen fare less well against tarn attack, as the tarnsmen can pick and choose their targets, with relative impunity. Too, it is difficult to defend oneself from low-flying tarns, attacking in concert, from two or three sides at once. The shield, whatever its attitude, can protect from but a single bearing. The attentions of our tarnsmen had been divided between the artillery, the ballistae, the mangonels, the catapults, the springals, on the shore, armed with their missiles and fire, and several galleys offshore. The enemy artillery, where it was not burning, had been deserted. It had been death to man those engines. Bodies, bristling with arrows, lay about them. - (Swordsmen of Gor)