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| 12 | 639 | In many of the wagons there were still View more quotes about girls">girls chained, screaming. |
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| 12 | 636 | Rather, men, hauling on the wagon tongues and thrusting with their shoulders, were putting the wagons in a dense square, with spaces between them. |
| 12 | 637 | This formation permits men to conceal themselves under the wagons, the floors of the wagons providing some protection above them. |
| 12 | 638 | The spaces between the wagons provide opportunity for the defenders to fire their crossbows upward at the attackers, and give some protection against the spreading of fire, wagon to wagon. |
| 12 | 639 | In many of the wagons there were still girls chained, screaming. |
| 12 | 640 | Men there tore back the coverings of blue and yellow canvas, that they might be seen. |
| 12 | 641 | "Unchain them!" cried Ute, as though someone might hear. |
| 12 | 642 | "Unchain them!" But they would not be unchained, unless the day went badly for the caravan, in which case they would be freed and, like the bosk, stampeded. |