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| 17 | 639 | A View more quotes about blade">blade thrust through between the head and the wood, and then a spear thrust through, similarly. |
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| 17 | 636 | The men on the ropes had not the leverage to swing it back, though they could try to pull it back. |
| 17 | 637 | They would, of course, attempt to swing it in further, gain leverage, and then try to draw it back again. |
| 17 | 638 | In this, however, they would lack the momentum generated by the full movement of the ram, utilizing the full arcs of the leather cradles. |
| 17 | 639 | A blade thrust through between the head and the wood, and then a spear thrust through, similarly. |
| 17 | 640 | I saw the great head inch forward and then back, and again stop. |
| 17 | 641 | Spears tried to force the rock from its position. |
| 17 | 642 | There seemed to me no point in staying where I was. |