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| 60 | 211 | I had no View more quotes about doubt">doubt that the Ashigaru, some ten or so, with Lord Akio would enter the pond, but the obstacle of the floor of the bridge, and its height, would, I hoped, neutralize to some extent the effect of the glaives wielded from below, by wading men with uncertain footing. |
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| 60 | 208 | Few seemed willing to cast themselves recklessly upon us. |
| 60 | 209 | The lesson of Nodachi, it seems, had been well noted. |
| 60 | 210 | "Kill them! Kill them!" shouted Lord Akio. |
| 60 | 211 | I had no doubt that the Ashigaru, some ten or so, with Lord Akio would enter the pond, but the obstacle of the floor of the bridge, and its height, would, I hoped, neutralize to some extent the effect of the glaives wielded from below, by wading men with uncertain footing. |
| 60 | 212 | Kameko, kneeling, her neck tied closely to a stanchion near the height of the bridge, her hands tied behind her, squirmed. |
| 60 | 213 | "Be still," snapped Pertinax, his jacket soaked with blood at the right shoulder. |
| 60 | 214 | He grasped his companion sword in his left hand. |