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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

The trains, in spite of their length and numbers, and their diverse cargoes, seemed to me most casually organized. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #96)
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5 96 The trains, in View more quotes about spite">spite of their length and numbers, and their diverse cargoes, seemed to me most casually organized.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 93 We were in the camp of the wagoners, one of those associated with the supply trains of the soldiers of Cos and the Cosian mercenaries.
5 94 It was in the neighborhood of dawn and now, after their breakfasts, wagoners were readying their wagons and harnessing their tharlarion and, indeed, some had already taken to the road.
5 95 There seemed no numbering to their vehicles nor camp marshals in attendance.
5 96 The trains, in spite of their length and numbers, and their diverse cargoes, seemed to me most casually organized.
5 97 This differed considerably from the disciplines I would have expected to attend arrangements pertaining to the transportation and protection of such stores.
5 98 I could not understand the apparent reluctance on the part of Ar to exploit these weaknesses.
5 99 "Are you ready?" inquired Mincon, our wagoner, he with whom Feiqa and I had traveled yesterday, jerking tight the harness of his tharlarion.
We were in the camp of the wagoners, one of those associated with the supply trains of the soldiers of Cos and the Cosian mercenaries. It was in the neighborhood of dawn and now, after their breakfasts, wagoners were readying their wagons and harnessing their tharlarion and, indeed, some had already taken to the road. There seemed no numbering to their vehicles nor camp marshals in attendance. The trains, in spite of their length and numbers, and their diverse cargoes, seemed to me most casually organized. This differed considerably from the disciplines I would have expected to attend arrangements pertaining to the transportation and protection of such stores. I could not understand the apparent reluctance on the part of Ar to exploit these weaknesses. "Are you ready?" inquired Mincon, our wagoner, he with whom Feiqa and I had traveled yesterday, jerking tight the harness of his tharlarion. - (Mercenaries of Gor)