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

The tent, as most such large, long tents depended on several poles to support its roof, and was further secured by a number of tent pegs, or, as the Americans will have it, stakes, and ropes outside. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #41)
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42 41 The View more quotes about tent">tent, as most such large, long tents depended on several poles to support its roof, and was further secured by a number of tent pegs, or, as the Americans will have it, stakes, and ropes outside.

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

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42 38 There were five to deal with, two Ashigaru at the entrance, two more within the tent, and the whip master, who was an officer and warrior.
42 39 It was a large tent.
42 40 Within it were housed some forty slaves.
42 41 The tent, as most such large, long tents depended on several poles to support its roof, and was further secured by a number of tent pegs, or, as the Americans will have it, stakes, and ropes outside.
42 42 While Haruki kept watch, Tajima and I kicked, loosened, and drew up several of the tent pegs or stakes, at the back of the tent, which would produce a sagging at that point.
42 43 These tent pegs, or stakes, were large, pointed, rounded pieces of wood, most of which were something like a foot and a half in length, and two to three horts in diameter.
42 44 I mention these measurements as it may make more clear the application to which they were shortly to be put.
There were five to deal with, two Ashigaru at the entrance, two more within the tent, and the whip master, who was an officer and warrior. It was a large tent. Within it were housed some forty slaves. The tent, as most such large, long tents depended on several poles to support its roof, and was further secured by a number of tent pegs, or, as the Americans will have it, stakes, and ropes outside. While Haruki kept watch, Tajima and I kicked, loosened, and drew up several of the tent pegs or stakes, at the back of the tent, which would produce a sagging at that point. These tent pegs, or stakes, were large, pointed, rounded pieces of wood, most of which were something like a foot and a half in length, and two to three horts in diameter. I mention these measurements as it may make more clear the application to which they were shortly to be put. - (Rebels of Gor)