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

Wells were poisoned and fields burned and salted to prevent the approach of armies from the north. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #45)
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7 45 Wells were poisoned and View more quotes about fields">fields burned and salted to prevent the approach of armies from the north.

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

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7 42 On the other hand, it is commonly suspected that the major threat of the Salerian Confederation is not to Ar's security, but to her ambitions, in the person of Marlenus.
7 43 The great margin of desolation which once flanked Ar on the north, just south of the Vosk, has not been maintained.
7 44 It was a long wall of wilderness, an empty, unpopulated, desertlike area without water and beneficent vegetation a thousand pasangs deep.
7 45 Wells were poisoned and fields burned and salted to prevent the approach of armies from the north.
7 46 Now, however, in the last years, it has become green.
7 47 New wells have been dug, peasants have moved into it.
7 48 This, said to be a plan to bring more arable land under cultivation, is generally viewed as being an opening of this territory to large-scale military passage.
On the other hand, it is commonly suspected that the major threat of the Salerian Confederation is not to Ar's security, but to her ambitions, in the person of Marlenus. The great margin of desolation which once flanked Ar on the north, just south of the Vosk, has not been maintained. It was a long wall of wilderness, an empty, unpopulated, desertlike area without water and beneficent vegetation a thousand pasangs deep. Wells were poisoned and fields burned and salted to prevent the approach of armies from the north. Now, however, in the last years, it has become green. New wells have been dug, peasants have moved into it. This, said to be a plan to bring more arable land under cultivation, is generally viewed as being an opening of this territory to large-scale military passage. - (Slave Girl of Gor)