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| 25 | 222 | View more quotes about commonly">Commonly the lantern is shuttered, that the guard's presence may be less easily detected. |
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| 25 | 219 | Unshuttered the lamp casts its light. |
| 25 | 220 | The guard lantern was so constructed that the color of the light it casts may be changed at will, by means of hinged, glass panels, red and green. |
| 25 | 221 | In this way the color of the light may be easily, quickly, changed at will. |
| 25 | 222 | Commonly the lantern is shuttered, that the guard's presence may be less easily detected. |
| 25 | 223 | When he returns to the vicinity of the training area he unshutters the lantern, showing green if there is nothing to report, and red, if something has been detected. |
| 25 | 224 | The light alternates between red and green to indicate an ambivalence in the rounds. |
| 25 | 225 | This will mean that one or more tarnsmen, waiting below, mounts saddled, will join him to take his report, or to assist him in making further determinations. |