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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

The tracking of routed enemies, now fugitives, after a battle, for example, is an art in itself. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #1286)
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 1283 In this fashion it is possible to both "search everywhere" and find nothing.
1 1284 In this sense, locating men, or larls, or sleen, which tend to double back, often to attack their pursuers, is not like locating buttons.
1 1285 To be sure, many of the men in this camp, both regulars and mercenaries, were skilled warriors, perhaps even trained to hunt men.
1 1286 The tracking of routed enemies, now fugitives, after a battle, for example, is an art in itself.
1 1287 The hunting of slaves is another.
1 1288 Such men may think with the quarry; they may bring up the rear; they may depart from the main search parties; they may conduct random searches, impossible to anticipate, and so on.
1 1289 Many are those taken by such men, including female slaves, to be brought helplessly in chains to their masters.
In this fashion it is possible to both "search everywhere" and find nothing. In this sense, locating men, or larls, or sleen, which tend to double back, often to attack their pursuers, is not like locating buttons. To be sure, many of the men in this camp, both regulars and mercenaries, were skilled warriors, perhaps even trained to hunt men. The tracking of routed enemies, now fugitives, after a battle, for example, is an art in itself. The hunting of slaves is another. Such men may think with the quarry; they may bring up the rear; they may depart from the main search parties; they may conduct random searches, impossible to anticipate, and so on. Many are those taken by such men, including female slaves, to be brought helplessly in chains to their masters. - (Vagabonds of Gor)