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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"The most difficult part of the journey, of course," said Lecchio, "would be the section where the tarn wire, from the lower roofs, stretches over to the wall, that section where you could not simply use gravity and the flanged wheel". - (Players of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #78)
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22 78 "The most View more quotes about difficult">difficult part of the journey, of course," said Lecchio, "would be the section where the tarn wire, from the lower roofs, stretches over to the wall, that section where you could not simply use gravity and the flanged wheel".

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 75 "Splendid," said Lecchio.
22 76 "To be sure," I said, "I did not realize the descent on the tarn wire, with the flanged wheel, would be that swift.
22 77 I struck the wall of a building with great force".
22 78 "The most difficult part of the journey, of course," said Lecchio, "would be the section where the tarn wire, from the lower roofs, stretches over to the wall, that section where you could not simply use gravity and the flanged wheel".
22 79 "Some might have found it so," I admitted.
22 80 "Fortunately," said Lecchio, "it was a matter of only a hundred feet or so".
22 81 "A mere nothing," I admitted.
"Splendid," said Lecchio. "To be sure," I said, "I did not realize the descent on the tarn wire, with the flanged wheel, would be that swift. I struck the wall of a building with great force". "The most difficult part of the journey, of course," said Lecchio, "would be the section where the tarn wire, from the lower roofs, stretches over to the wall, that section where you could not simply use gravity and the flanged wheel". "Some might have found it so," I admitted. "Fortunately," said Lecchio, "it was a matter of only a hundred feet or so". "A mere nothing," I admitted. - (Players of Gor)