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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

Other riders soared overhead casting down wired weights to drag at the wire, perhaps to pull it down, perhaps to increase its tautness, rendering it more vulnerable to stress. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #193)
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24 193 Other View more quotes about riders">riders soared overhead casting down wired weights to drag at the wire, perhaps to pull it down, perhaps to increase its tautness, rendering it more vulnerable to stress.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 190 I saw more tarns darting through the wire, guided by a fellow, still mounted on his tarn, on the terrace.
24 191 Some other men were running toward the posts supporting the wire.
24 192 Another fellow, suspended from the saddle, the tarn hovering, was cutting at the wire with a two-handled tool.
24 193 Other riders soared overhead casting down wired weights to drag at the wire, perhaps to pull it down, perhaps to increase its tautness, rendering it more vulnerable to stress.
24 194 I saw one of the tarns on the terrace seize a fellow in its beak, and then half of him was cast to the side.
24 195 Another tarn had four men grasped in its talons.
24 196 Its head seemed alert, lifted, its eyes wickedly bright, scanning to the left and right.
I saw more tarns darting through the wire, guided by a fellow, still mounted on his tarn, on the terrace. Some other men were running toward the posts supporting the wire. Another fellow, suspended from the saddle, the tarn hovering, was cutting at the wire with a two-handled tool. Other riders soared overhead casting down wired weights to drag at the wire, perhaps to pull it down, perhaps to increase its tautness, rendering it more vulnerable to stress. I saw one of the tarns on the terrace seize a fellow in its beak, and then half of him was cast to the side. Another tarn had four men grasped in its talons. Its head seemed alert, lifted, its eyes wickedly bright, scanning to the left and right. - (Witness of Gor)