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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

These warriors I stationed on roofs of buildings encircling the compound, as close to the walls as possible. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #53)
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24 53 These View more quotes about warriors">warriors I stationed on roofs of buildings encircling the compound, as close to the walls as possible.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 50 The structures about the compound had been fortified by Tuchuks, and walls of stone and wood had been thrown into the streets and openings between the buildings, thus enclosing the compound.
24 51 I had been training some hundred Tuchuks in the use of the crossbow, dozens of which had now fallen into our hands.
24 52 Each warrior had at his disposal five crossbows and four Turian slaves, for winding and loading the bows.
24 53 These warriors I stationed on roofs of buildings encircling the compound, as close to the walls as possible.
24 54 The crossbow, though its rate of fire is much slower than the Tuchuk bow, has a much greater range.
24 55 With the crossbow in our hands, the business of bringing tarns in and out of the compound became proportionately more hazardous, which, of course, was what I intended.
24 56 In fact, to my elation, some of my fledgling crossbowmen, on the first day, brought down four tarns attempting to enter the compound, though, to be sure, several escaped them.
The structures about the compound had been fortified by Tuchuks, and walls of stone and wood had been thrown into the streets and openings between the buildings, thus enclosing the compound. I had been training some hundred Tuchuks in the use of the crossbow, dozens of which had now fallen into our hands. Each warrior had at his disposal five crossbows and four Turian slaves, for winding and loading the bows. These warriors I stationed on roofs of buildings encircling the compound, as close to the walls as possible. The crossbow, though its rate of fire is much slower than the Tuchuk bow, has a much greater range. With the crossbow in our hands, the business of bringing tarns in and out of the compound became proportionately more hazardous, which, of course, was what I intended. In fact, to my elation, some of my fledgling crossbowmen, on the first day, brought down four tarns attempting to enter the compound, though, to be sure, several escaped them. - (Nomads of Gor)