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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

Who could one trust? We would have been outnumbered by dozens to one, hundreds to one. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #242)
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3 242 Who could one View more quotes about trust">trust? We would have been outnumbered by dozens to one, hundreds to one.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 239 I myself, with my unit, had been withdrawn from the Central Cylinder on the second day of the uprising.
3 240 It would have been madness to have stayed longer, certainly in the Cylinder, which, given its location, could be easily cut off from reinforcements.
3 241 We would be besieged in an alien citadel, without support, in the midst of enemies.
3 242 Who could one trust? We would have been outnumbered by dozens to one, hundreds to one.
3 243 The camp of the polemarkos had already been overrun.
3 244 Initially it had been surmised the rebellion would be easily suppressed, but soon its extent and power became fearfully obvious.
3 245 This was no sporadic thing, easily put down with a few blows.
I myself, with my unit, had been withdrawn from the Central Cylinder on the second day of the uprising. It would have been madness to have stayed longer, certainly in the Cylinder, which, given its location, could be easily cut off from reinforcements. We would be besieged in an alien citadel, without support, in the midst of enemies. Who could one trust? We would have been outnumbered by dozens to one, hundreds to one. The camp of the polemarkos had already been overrun. Initially it had been surmised the rebellion would be easily suppressed, but soon its extent and power became fearfully obvious. This was no sporadic thing, easily put down with a few blows. - (Mariners of Gor)