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The ideal is to attack a loose, preferably straggling, single file from the rear, target by target. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 39, Sentence #10)

He could see spear points above the wall, where he supposed that a parapet of sorts had been constructed. He gathered, as was the case, the revolution was failing, the revolutionists being heavily outnumbered, and then, in their scattered, defeated, retreating groups, being punished back into a number of isolated, improvised strongholds, which might then be dealt with, one by one, almost at their leisure, by the forces of Lord Agamemnon. One looks for isolated targets, at the rear, so that if one falls, others might not take immediate notice. The ideal is to attack a loose, preferably straggling, single file from the rear, target by target. This may also be done, and usually more effectively, with the knife, throat by throat. "I see no enemy behind us," whispered Lita. "We slew him," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)