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

That is not the mood in which to enter battle, even the battle which one knows one cannot win, even the ultimate battle in which one knows one is doomed to defeat. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #148)
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45 148 That is not the mood in which to enter View more quotes about battle">battle, even the battle which one knows one cannot win, even the ultimate battle in which one knows one is doomed to defeat.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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45 145 That could be extremely dangerous.
45 146 I would now rest for an Ahn, unless interrupted.
45 147 I had been so much a fool as to be sad.
45 148 That is not the mood in which to enter battle, even the battle which one knows one cannot win, even the ultimate battle in which one knows one is doomed to defeat.
45 149 Do not be sad.
45 150 Better to take the field with laughter, with a joke, with a light thought, with a buoyant heart, or to go forward with sternness, or in fury, or with hatred, or defiance, or calculation, but never with self-pity, never with sadness.
45 151 Never such things, never them! The warrior does not kill himself or aid others in the doing of it.
That could be extremely dangerous. I would now rest for an Ahn, unless interrupted. I had been so much a fool as to be sad. That is not the mood in which to enter battle, even the battle which one knows one cannot win, even the ultimate battle in which one knows one is doomed to defeat. Do not be sad. Better to take the field with laughter, with a joke, with a light thought, with a buoyant heart, or to go forward with sternness, or in fury, or with hatred, or defiance, or calculation, but never with self-pity, never with sadness. Never such things, never them! The warrior does not kill himself or aid others in the doing of it. - (Vagabonds of Gor)