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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Tarn traffic, because of the conditions of war, and alarms of war, was currently extremely restricted in the vicinity of Venna, as, I took it, it also was in the vicinity of Ar. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #98)
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23 98 View more quotes about tarn">Tarn traffic, because of the conditions of war, and alarms of war, was currently extremely restricted in the vicinity of Venna, as, I took it, it also was in the vicinity of Ar.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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23 95 It is also a common locale, it and its vicinity, for villas of the rich, usually from Ar.
23 96 I had feared that we might be bound for Torcadino, a city currently under siege by Cosians, and their allies, where, employed in the siegeworks, digging investing trenches, raising earth walls, and such, labored the "black chain of Ionicus," that chain for which I had aided in the "enlistment" or "recruitment" of several of its members.
23 97 Two days ago we had arrived at the "docks of Aristodemus".
23 98 Tarn traffic, because of the conditions of war, and alarms of war, was currently extremely restricted in the vicinity of Venna, as, I took it, it also was in the vicinity of Ar.
23 99 The point of this was apparently to render aerial reconnaissance more difficult and to subject the environing skies to at least partial control.
23 100 An unauthorized flight into the area, particularly a day flight, would thus be easier to detect.
23 101 Tarnsmen, too, frequently aflight, conducted patrols.
It is also a common locale, it and its vicinity, for villas of the rich, usually from Ar. I had feared that we might be bound for Torcadino, a city currently under siege by Cosians, and their allies, where, employed in the siegeworks, digging investing trenches, raising earth walls, and such, labored the "black chain of Ionicus," that chain for which I had aided in the "enlistment" or "recruitment" of several of its members. Two days ago we had arrived at the "docks of Aristodemus". Tarn traffic, because of the conditions of war, and alarms of war, was currently extremely restricted in the vicinity of Venna, as, I took it, it also was in the vicinity of Ar. The point of this was apparently to render aerial reconnaissance more difficult and to subject the environing skies to at least partial control. An unauthorized flight into the area, particularly a day flight, would thus be easier to detect. Tarnsmen, too, frequently aflight, conducted patrols. - (Dancer of Gor)