Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 471 | More than one such View more quotes about group">group has been set upon and destroyed. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 468 | For example, portions of invading forces have upon several occasions, in one city or another, literally become lost in the city, with the result that they have been unable to rally, rendezvous, group and attain objectives. |
| 22 | 469 | Cases have been reported where an enemy force has literally withdrawn from a city and some of its components have remained in the city, wandering about for a day or two, out of communication with the main forces. |
| 22 | 470 | Needless to say, the military situation of such isolated contingents is an often unenviable one. |
| 22 | 471 | More than one such group has been set upon and destroyed. |
| 22 | 472 | To be sure, invaders usually supply themselves with fellows who are familiar with the city. |
| 22 | 473 | It is illegal in many cities, incidentally, to take maps of the city out of the city. |
| 22 | 474 | More than one fellow, too, has put himself in the quarries or on the bench of a galley for having been caught with such a map in his possession. |
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For example, portions of invading forces have upon several occasions, in one city or another, literally become lost in the city, with the result that they have been unable to rally, rendezvous, group and attain objectives.
Cases have been reported where an enemy force has literally withdrawn from a city and some of its components have remained in the city, wandering about for a day or two, out of communication with the main forces.
Needless to say, the military situation of such isolated contingents is an often unenviable one.
More than one such group has been set upon and destroyed.
To be sure, invaders usually supply themselves with fellows who are familiar with the city.
It is illegal in many cities, incidentally, to take maps of the city out of the city.
More than one fellow, too, has put himself in the quarries or on the bench of a galley for having been caught with such a map in his possession.
- (Magicians of Gor)