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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

A chain from the neck of the first, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the lead guard; a chain from the neck of the last, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the guard bringing up the rear. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #43)
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12 43 A View more quotes about chain">chain from the neck of the first, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the lead guard; a chain from the neck of the last, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the guard bringing up the rear.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 40 "I do not know," had said Hassan.
12 41 He, too, was struck.
12 42 The female prisoners were ranged, in coffle, between two riders, one at the head and one at the foot of the chain.
12 43 A chain from the neck of the first, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the lead guard; a chain from the neck of the last, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the guard bringing up the rear.
12 44 They were marched this way that the residents and the garrison of the kasbah, in the great yard, behind the gate, regardless of the side on which they stood, might, with unimpeded vision, see the flesh loot well displayed.
12 45 The canvas covers of the wagons, too, were thrown back, that the goods taken at Red Rock could be seen in their abundance and richness.
12 46 As the raiders returned, from their column, by mirror, a signal was flashed to the kasbah.
"I do not know," had said Hassan. He, too, was struck. The female prisoners were ranged, in coffle, between two riders, one at the head and one at the foot of the chain. A chain from the neck of the first, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the lead guard; a chain from the neck of the last, some ten feet in length, ascended to the pommel of the guard bringing up the rear. They were marched this way that the residents and the garrison of the kasbah, in the great yard, behind the gate, regardless of the side on which they stood, might, with unimpeded vision, see the flesh loot well displayed. The canvas covers of the wagons, too, were thrown back, that the goods taken at Red Rock could be seen in their abundance and richness. As the raiders returned, from their column, by mirror, a signal was flashed to the kasbah. - (Tribesmen of Gor)