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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was turned by prisoners and slaves, chained to its bars, but these men, without the assistance of the gigantic counterweights, also within the tower, could not have moved it. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #216)
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29 216 It was View more quotes about turned">turned by prisoners and slaves, chained to its bars, but these men, without the assistance of the gigantic counterweights, also within the tower, could not have moved it.

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 213 The sea gate itself was fifty feet in height, large enough, when the barred latticework was lifted, to accommodate a masted cargo galley.
29 214 It was reinforced on two sides with keeplike towers.
29 215 The tower on the right, as I faced the gate, housed the windlass which lifted and lowered the gate.
29 216 It was turned by prisoners and slaves, chained to its bars, but these men, without the assistance of the gigantic counterweights, also within the tower, could not have moved it.
29 217 "Who is there?" called a man from the wall.
29 218 "Step back," I said to Callimachus.
29 219 "You might be recognized".
The sea gate itself was fifty feet in height, large enough, when the barred latticework was lifted, to accommodate a masted cargo galley. It was reinforced on two sides with keeplike towers. The tower on the right, as I faced the gate, housed the windlass which lifted and lowered the gate. It was turned by prisoners and slaves, chained to its bars, but these men, without the assistance of the gigantic counterweights, also within the tower, could not have moved it. "Who is there?" called a man from the wall. "Step back," I said to Callimachus. "You might be recognized". - (Rogue of Gor)