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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

Several times, at night, enemies from below, dark-clad, agile night fighters, had forced pitons into the cliff, but these had been broken free during the day, by Ashigaru, lowered from the walls above. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #156)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 156 View more quotes about several">Several times, at night, enemies from below, dark-clad, agile night fighters, had forced pitons into the cliff, but these had been broken free during the day, by Ashigaru, lowered from the walls above.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 153 "We can see little," said Lord Okimoto.
1 154 Surely there had been no signal arrows from the lower posts, no torches, no cries of warning.
1 155 "The fog will soon lift," said Lord Nishida.
1 156 Several times, at night, enemies from below, dark-clad, agile night fighters, had forced pitons into the cliff, but these had been broken free during the day, by Ashigaru, lowered from the walls above.
1 157 The situation of the holding of Lord Temmu, surmounting cliffs landward, almost in the clouds as seen from below, rendered siege towers impractical.
1 158 Trails leading to the valley below were narrow and easily defended.
1 159 On the seaward side, a single, narrow, walled trail ascended tortuously from the wharves below to the courtyard of the holding.
"We can see little," said Lord Okimoto. Surely there had been no signal arrows from the lower posts, no torches, no cries of warning. "The fog will soon lift," said Lord Nishida. Several times, at night, enemies from below, dark-clad, agile night fighters, had forced pitons into the cliff, but these had been broken free during the day, by Ashigaru, lowered from the walls above. The situation of the holding of Lord Temmu, surmounting cliffs landward, almost in the clouds as seen from below, rendered siege towers impractical. Trails leading to the valley below were narrow and easily defended. On the seaward side, a single, narrow, walled trail ascended tortuously from the wharves below to the courtyard of the holding. - (Rebels of Gor)