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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Pikes for repelling boarders, it might be noted, are often greased near the blade end. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #39)
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16 39 Pikes for repelling boarders, it View more quotes about might">might be noted, are often greased near the blade end.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 36 This makes it hard to cut them free.
16 37 Boarding hooks, on poles, are often used, too, for such purposes, when one can get close enough.
16 38 These are sometimes sheathed with tin near the points, again to make it harder to cut or chop them away.
16 39 Pikes for repelling boarders, it might be noted, are often greased near the blade end.
16 40 This makes it harder for boarders to grasp them, wrenching them away, forcing gaps in the pike wall, and so on.
16 41 I will append one qualification to these observations pertaining to grapnels which is to acknowledge the giant, chain grapnel, and its relative, the grapnel derrick.
16 42 The giant grapnel is hurled by an engine and then, either with the second arm of the engine, or by the same arm, reversed, drawn back with great force.
This makes it hard to cut them free. Boarding hooks, on poles, are often used, too, for such purposes, when one can get close enough. These are sometimes sheathed with tin near the points, again to make it harder to cut or chop them away. Pikes for repelling boarders, it might be noted, are often greased near the blade end. This makes it harder for boarders to grasp them, wrenching them away, forcing gaps in the pike wall, and so on. I will append one qualification to these observations pertaining to grapnels which is to acknowledge the giant, chain grapnel, and its relative, the grapnel derrick. The giant grapnel is hurled by an engine and then, either with the second arm of the engine, or by the same arm, reversed, drawn back with great force. - (Renegades of Gor)