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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

He whom you do not kill now may kill you later. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #91)
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17 91 He whom you do not kill now may kill you View more quotes about later">later.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 88 We held the sky, the high battle was at an end, our men, our training, our tactics, had been vindicated.
17 89 There is little pleasure for the warrior in pursuing broken, terrified men, defeated and almost defenseless, though he can recognize the military value in doing so, following up the victory.
17 90 It is good to consolidate a victory, to prevent regroupings and rallies, to further dispirit a foe, and such, and, obviously, any fellow one brings down today need not be met tomorrow.
17 91 He whom you do not kill now may kill you later.
17 92 But I thought that few of them would return.
17 93 They would not be eager to return to Tarncamp.
17 94 Too, one finds executions, so to speak, distasteful.
We held the sky, the high battle was at an end, our men, our training, our tactics, had been vindicated. There is little pleasure for the warrior in pursuing broken, terrified men, defeated and almost defenseless, though he can recognize the military value in doing so, following up the victory. It is good to consolidate a victory, to prevent regroupings and rallies, to further dispirit a foe, and such, and, obviously, any fellow one brings down today need not be met tomorrow. He whom you do not kill now may kill you later. But I thought that few of them would return. They would not be eager to return to Tarncamp. Too, one finds executions, so to speak, distasteful. - (Swordsmen of Gor)