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

I was quite content, of course, if each of my ships not in view were continuing to lead their pursuers a merry chase. - (Raiders of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #199)
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14 199 I was View more quotes about quite">quite content, of course, if each of my ships not in view were continuing to lead their pursuers a merry chase.

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

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14 196 As the beat dropped, I took out the glass of the builders and scanned the horizon.
14 197 I could see few ships, but most of those I saw were green, my own.
14 198 I could see the wreckage of two of the enemy tarn ships.
14 199 I was quite content, of course, if each of my ships not in view were continuing to lead their pursuers a merry chase.
14 200 If each of them could lure their two or three hounds astray, the odds of engagement at the truly critical points would be so much the more in my favor.
14 201 I was willing to spend one ship to draw two or three enemy ships from the battle, if battle there was to be.
14 202 And, of course, as soon as the enemy ships would turn back, they would be vulnerable to my own, presumably faster vessels.
As the beat dropped, I took out the glass of the builders and scanned the horizon. I could see few ships, but most of those I saw were green, my own. I could see the wreckage of two of the enemy tarn ships. I was quite content, of course, if each of my ships not in view were continuing to lead their pursuers a merry chase. If each of them could lure their two or three hounds astray, the odds of engagement at the truly critical points would be so much the more in my favor. I was willing to spend one ship to draw two or three enemy ships from the battle, if battle there was to be. And, of course, as soon as the enemy ships would turn back, they would be vulnerable to my own, presumably faster vessels. - (Raiders of Gor)