Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 25 | 183 | Our victory would View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless gain some time, but one did not know how much. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 180 | This transition would include, as well, I supposed, at least some of the structures of the training and storage area. |
| 25 | 181 | Lord Nishida's plans, I had been informed, had been advanced. |
| 25 | 182 | The attack had made it clear his project, whatever it might be, despite his efforts at secrecy, displayed in diverse precautions and the studied remoteness of the camp, lay in jeopardy. |
| 25 | 183 | Our victory would doubtless gain some time, but one did not know how much. |
| 25 | 184 | Lord Nishida might, as other commanders, gamble, for such things are inevitable in war, but, as most other commanders, as well, I did not think he would do so without necessity. |
| 25 | 185 | In the morning things would be much changed. |
| 25 | 186 | I considered leaving the service of Lord Nishida. |
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This transition would include, as well, I supposed, at least some of the structures of the training and storage area.
Lord Nishida's plans, I had been informed, had been advanced.
The attack had made it clear his project, whatever it might be, despite his efforts at secrecy, displayed in diverse precautions and the studied remoteness of the camp, lay in jeopardy.
Our victory would doubtless gain some time, but one did not know how much.
Lord Nishida might, as other commanders, gamble, for such things are inevitable in war, but, as most other commanders, as well, I did not think he would do so without necessity.
In the morning things would be much changed.
I considered leaving the service of Lord Nishida.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)