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| 17 | 640 | I saw the View more quotes about great">great head inch forward and then back, and again stop. |
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| 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. |
| 17 | 643 | As soon as the ram was free of the opening, it would presumably be held back, in place, and then men would come through the portal, one by one, or in twos and threes. |