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

These instructions pertained to the supply of information on various topics, matters pertaining to supplies within the city, the condition of the gates and walls, and which were the weaker and less defended points, the numbers of the active garrison, civilian and military, the relative distributions and dispositions of these components, the numbers of the ready militia, the posting of guardsmen, the timing of their watches, and such. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #188)
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12 188 These instructions pertained to the supply of View more quotes about information">information on various topics, matters pertaining to supplies within the city, the condition of the gates and walls, and which were the weaker and less defended points, the numbers of the active garrison, civilian and military, the relative distributions and dispositions of these components, the numbers of the ready militia, the posting of guardsmen, the timing of their watches, and such.

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

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12 185 "I do not understand," she said.
12 186 "Proceed," I said.
12 187 "My terms agreed to," she said, "I received extremely specific instructions.
12 188 These instructions pertained to the supply of information on various topics, matters pertaining to supplies within the city, the condition of the gates and walls, and which were the weaker and less defended points, the numbers of the active garrison, civilian and military, the relative distributions and dispositions of these components, the numbers of the ready militia, the posting of guardsmen, the timing of their watches, and such.
12 189 I could not find out such things as the signs and countersigns.
12 190 Too, I understand they are changed daily".
12 191 "Generally," I said.
"I do not understand," she said. "Proceed," I said. "My terms agreed to," she said, "I received extremely specific instructions. These instructions pertained to the supply of information on various topics, matters pertaining to supplies within the city, the condition of the gates and walls, and which were the weaker and less defended points, the numbers of the active garrison, civilian and military, the relative distributions and dispositions of these components, the numbers of the ready militia, the posting of guardsmen, the timing of their watches, and such. I could not find out such things as the signs and countersigns. Too, I understand they are changed daily". "Generally," I said. - (Renegades of Gor)