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Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)

For all they knew I might be astonished at the force on which I had come. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #105)
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14 105 For all they View more quotes about knew">knew I might be astonished at the force on which I had come.

Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 102 "Quarter of maximum!" I called down to the oar-master, some feet below me.
14 103 I did not wish to approach the fleet too rapidly.
14 104 The treasure fleet would have no way of knowing that I definitely knew her size and composition.
14 105 For all they knew I might be astonished at the force on which I had come.
14 106 I listened for a while, chuckling, to the brave tunes being put forth by my flutists and drummers.
14 107 Then, when I saw the perimeter ships of the treasure fleet swinging about toward me, I motioned for the musicians to discontinue their performance.
14 108 When they were silent, I could hear the flutes and drums from the enemy ships.
"Quarter of maximum!" I called down to the oar-master, some feet below me. I did not wish to approach the fleet too rapidly. The treasure fleet would have no way of knowing that I definitely knew her size and composition. For all they knew I might be astonished at the force on which I had come. I listened for a while, chuckling, to the brave tunes being put forth by my flutists and drummers. Then, when I saw the perimeter ships of the treasure fleet swinging about toward me, I motioned for the musicians to discontinue their performance. When they were silent, I could hear the flutes and drums from the enemy ships. - (Raiders of Gor)