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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is wide, and built like a great wall, sunk in the earth. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #126)
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6 126 It is wide, and built like a View more quotes about great">great wall, sunk in the earth.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 123 It is some twenty pasangs or so from the "Vosk road".
6 124 The Vosk road was apparently one of the roads used many years ago by the horde of Pa-Kur, of the Assassins, in its approach to the city of Ar.
6 125 We had traveled the Vosk road after crossing the Vosk on barges.
6 126 It is wide, and built like a great wall, sunk in the earth.
6 127 It is marked with pasang stones.
6 128 It is, I suppose, given its nature, a military road leading to the north, broad enough to accommodate war tharlarion, treading abreast, and the passage, two or three, side by side, of thousands of supply wagons and siege engines, without unduly, for more than several pasangs, extending and exposing the lines of the march.
6 129 Such roads permit the swift movement of thousands of men, useful either in the defense of borders, the meeting of armies, or in the expansions of imperialism, the conquests of the weak.
It is some twenty pasangs or so from the "Vosk road". The Vosk road was apparently one of the roads used many years ago by the horde of Pa-Kur, of the Assassins, in its approach to the city of Ar. We had traveled the Vosk road after crossing the Vosk on barges. It is wide, and built like a great wall, sunk in the earth. It is marked with pasang stones. It is, I suppose, given its nature, a military road leading to the north, broad enough to accommodate war tharlarion, treading abreast, and the passage, two or three, side by side, of thousands of supply wagons and siege engines, without unduly, for more than several pasangs, extending and exposing the lines of the march. Such roads permit the swift movement of thousands of men, useful either in the defense of borders, the meeting of armies, or in the expansions of imperialism, the conquests of the weak. - (Slave Girl of Gor)