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

At that time we did not know the numbers of the mutineers. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #138)
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9 138 At that View more quotes about time">time we did not know the numbers of the mutineers.

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

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9 135 Most of the weaponry, spears, swords, crossbows, longbows, javelins, glaves, maces, axes, Anango darts, gauntlet hatchets, edged battle weights, bladed chains, and such, was gone.
9 136 Some of the bows and spears, ax hafts, and such, had been broken, or splintered.
9 137 I suspected that much of what had not been seized, might have been carried to the open deck, and cast overboard, that it not be available to others.
9 138 At that time we did not know the numbers of the mutineers.
9 139 Their attacks, however, seemed to have been organized, and coordinated.
9 140 I wondered if Tyrtaios or Seremides was involved.
9 141 It seemed unlikely, for both men were astute.
Most of the weaponry, spears, swords, crossbows, longbows, javelins, glaves, maces, axes, Anango darts, gauntlet hatchets, edged battle weights, bladed chains, and such, was gone. Some of the bows and spears, ax hafts, and such, had been broken, or splintered. I suspected that much of what had not been seized, might have been carried to the open deck, and cast overboard, that it not be available to others. At that time we did not know the numbers of the mutineers. Their attacks, however, seemed to have been organized, and coordinated. I wondered if Tyrtaios or Seremides was involved. It seemed unlikely, for both men were astute. - (Mariners of Gor)