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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

It seemed to me that my chances of successfully delivering my message to Aemilianus, whatever might be its contents, might be improved if it were borne not by a tarnsman but by one afoot, one who might, say, among mercenaries, or civilians, mix inconspicuously. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #122)
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2 122 It View more quotes about seemed">seemed to me that my chances of successfully delivering my message to Aemilianus, whatever might be its contents, might be improved if it were borne not by a tarnsman but by one afoot, one who might, say, among mercenaries, or civilians, mix inconspicuously.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 119 I had sold the tarn only two days ago, to proceed on foot.
2 120 The skies had seemed heavily patrolled.
2 121 I had little doubt they would become more so as I proceeded farther northward.
2 122 It seemed to me that my chances of successfully delivering my message to Aemilianus, whatever might be its contents, might be improved if it were borne not by a tarnsman but by one afoot, one who might, say, among mercenaries, or civilians, mix inconspicuously.
2 123 This speculation was further encouraged by the fact that Ar's Station would surely have its tarn wire strung and the skies about it, as nearly as I had determined, were currently controlled by Cos.
2 124 "But," said the man, "such a force has not passed this point".
2 125 "I do not know its location," I said.
I had sold the tarn only two days ago, to proceed on foot. The skies had seemed heavily patrolled. I had little doubt they would become more so as I proceeded farther northward. It seemed to me that my chances of successfully delivering my message to Aemilianus, whatever might be its contents, might be improved if it were borne not by a tarnsman but by one afoot, one who might, say, among mercenaries, or civilians, mix inconspicuously. This speculation was further encouraged by the fact that Ar's Station would surely have its tarn wire strung and the skies about it, as nearly as I had determined, were currently controlled by Cos. "But," said the man, "such a force has not passed this point". "I do not know its location," I said. - (Renegades of Gor)