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

Do they really think we would believe that this report just happened to fall into our grasp, at this time? Do they intend for us to take it seriously? It is not even in cipher. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #258)
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11 258 Do they View more quotes about really">really think we would believe that this report just happened to fall into our grasp, at this time? Do they intend for us to take it seriously? It is not even in cipher.

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

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11 255 The story about Dietrich of Tarnburg is a fabrication.
11 256 This pretended intelligence report, absurdly conceived, is intended to lead us to despair.
11 257 It is a ruse to bring about the surrender of the city.
11 258 Do they really think we would believe that this report just happened to fall into our grasp, at this time? Do they intend for us to take it seriously? It is not even in cipher.
11 259 The implicit absurdity of this document, suggesting that Ar would stand about with almost the totality of her might while we are under attack, that we have been, in effect, abandoned, makes it clear that the relieving forces of Ar must actually be quite close, perhaps only a day or two away".
11 260 There were sounds of agreement, perhaps rather desperate ones, behind me.
11 261 "I do not know the location of the main body of the might of Ar," I said, "but I suspect it is exactly where this report states it is, and that this report is apprising Artemidorus of the situation.
The story about Dietrich of Tarnburg is a fabrication. This pretended intelligence report, absurdly conceived, is intended to lead us to despair. It is a ruse to bring about the surrender of the city. Do they really think we would believe that this report just happened to fall into our grasp, at this time? Do they intend for us to take it seriously? It is not even in cipher. The implicit absurdity of this document, suggesting that Ar would stand about with almost the totality of her might while we are under attack, that we have been, in effect, abandoned, makes it clear that the relieving forces of Ar must actually be quite close, perhaps only a day or two away". There were sounds of agreement, perhaps rather desperate ones, behind me. "I do not know the location of the main body of the might of Ar," I said, "but I suspect it is exactly where this report states it is, and that this report is apprising Artemidorus of the situation. - (Renegades of Gor)