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

I set archers in place, particularly in the vicinity of the entrance, and, in support, Ashigaru. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #187)
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19 187 I set archers in View more quotes about place">place, particularly in the vicinity of the entrance, and, in support, Ashigaru.

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

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19 184 To be sure, the lamps would cast less light, and the dangers, accordingly, to those who entered would be the greater.
19 185 What I did hope was that the foes within, if any were there, would suppose that the attending commander, in this case myself, preferred discretion to a hazardous intrusion into darkness.
19 186 Once withdrawn I stationed my men about the stable, encircling it fully, lest any makeshift exit be attempted.
19 187 I set archers in place, particularly in the vicinity of the entrance, and, in support, Ashigaru.
19 188 I put some men to the gathering of firewood.
19 189 I also sent several men to the training area, to storage sheds which were adjacent to several of the improvised tarn cots.
19 190 I expected them to return within the Ahn.
To be sure, the lamps would cast less light, and the dangers, accordingly, to those who entered would be the greater. What I did hope was that the foes within, if any were there, would suppose that the attending commander, in this case myself, preferred discretion to a hazardous intrusion into darkness. Once withdrawn I stationed my men about the stable, encircling it fully, lest any makeshift exit be attempted. I set archers in place, particularly in the vicinity of the entrance, and, in support, Ashigaru. I put some men to the gathering of firewood. I also sent several men to the training area, to storage sheds which were adjacent to several of the improvised tarn cots. I expected them to return within the Ahn. - (Swordsmen of Gor)