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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Not too late, however, were they to close off a hundred avenues of retreat, to interfere with a thousand escapes, to wreak havoc amongst a withdrawing, demoralized, terrorized enemy. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #446)
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47 446 Not too View more quotes about late">late, however, were they to close off a hundred avenues of retreat, to interfere with a thousand escapes, to wreak havoc amongst a withdrawing, demoralized, terrorized enemy.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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47 443 Such events might produce dislocations, interfering with the migrations of the Pte, the Kailiauk, and forcing tribes from ancestral hunting grounds.
47 444 Our agents' arguments had been, it seemed, persuasive.
47 445 Too late had the newcomers arrived to aid in the fray.
47 446 Not too late, however, were they to close off a hundred avenues of retreat, to interfere with a thousand escapes, to wreak havoc amongst a withdrawing, demoralized, terrorized enemy.
47 447 I saw Alfred struck down from behind with the heavy, balled knob of a carved wooden canhpi.
47 448 Iwoso was white with terror, roped to her post, seeing the retreat of the Yellow Knives.
47 449 Threading his way among the fighting groups on the trail, slowly making his way upward, was he who had been the third of the three war chiefs at the summer camp.
Such events might produce dislocations, interfering with the migrations of the Pte, the Kailiauk, and forcing tribes from ancestral hunting grounds. Our agents' arguments had been, it seemed, persuasive. Too late had the newcomers arrived to aid in the fray. Not too late, however, were they to close off a hundred avenues of retreat, to interfere with a thousand escapes, to wreak havoc amongst a withdrawing, demoralized, terrorized enemy. I saw Alfred struck down from behind with the heavy, balled knob of a carved wooden canhpi. Iwoso was white with terror, roped to her post, seeing the retreat of the Yellow Knives. Threading his way among the fighting groups on the trail, slowly making his way upward, was he who had been the third of the three war chiefs at the summer camp. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)