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

It is my suspicion that this act was an attempt to conserve rations, to prolong the life of some by ending that of others, perhaps an attempt, even, to thin your forces, so as, eventually, to seize the ship". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #439)
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9 439 It is my suspicion that this act was an View more quotes about attempt">attempt to conserve rations, to prolong the life of some by ending that of others, perhaps an attempt, even, to thin your forces, so as, eventually, to seize the ship".

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

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9 436 "The attack was well planned, well organized, well coordinated," said Seremides.
9 437 "That is not the way of crazed, unthinking men".
9 438 "My esteemed colleague, the noble Rutilius of Ar," said Cabot, "is well aware that a handful of uncrazed, thinking conspirators, men of malice and cunning, may organize, coordinate, and direct, the actions of others, men on the brink of despair and panic.
9 439 It is my suspicion that this act was an attempt to conserve rations, to prolong the life of some by ending that of others, perhaps an attempt, even, to thin your forces, so as, eventually, to seize the ship".
9 440 "Absurd!" cried Seremides.
9 441 "It is not clear, of course," said Tarl Cabot, "who it might be who organized and arranged this mutiny".
9 442 "It seems they are slain by now," said Seremides.
"The attack was well planned, well organized, well coordinated," said Seremides. "That is not the way of crazed, unthinking men". "My esteemed colleague, the noble Rutilius of Ar," said Cabot, "is well aware that a handful of uncrazed, thinking conspirators, men of malice and cunning, may organize, coordinate, and direct, the actions of others, men on the brink of despair and panic. It is my suspicion that this act was an attempt to conserve rations, to prolong the life of some by ending that of others, perhaps an attempt, even, to thin your forces, so as, eventually, to seize the ship". "Absurd!" cried Seremides. "It is not clear, of course," said Tarl Cabot, "who it might be who organized and arranged this mutiny". "It seems they are slain by now," said Seremides. - (Mariners of Gor)