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

It is possible, too, that Rutilius wished to accompany the deserters, but had not been permitted to do so. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #85)
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36 85 It is View more quotes about possible">possible, too, that Rutilius wished to accompany the deserters, but had not been permitted to do so.

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

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36 82 "At one time I saw them as allies, Tyrtaios and Rutilius.
36 83 But Rutilius was repudiated, cast aside by Tyrtaios, after his crippling, as he was, as well, by Lord Okimoto.
36 84 Rutilius, whole or incomplete, has a long memory, and is a dangerous enemy.
36 85 It is possible, too, that Rutilius wished to accompany the deserters, but had not been permitted to do so.
36 86 His inability to move with agility might have slowed the flight.
36 87 Too, he was not popular with many armsmen.
36 88 His betrayal of Tyrtaios may have been his vengeance for being discounted, and neglected, by Tyrtaios, and perhaps others, as well".
"At one time I saw them as allies, Tyrtaios and Rutilius. But Rutilius was repudiated, cast aside by Tyrtaios, after his crippling, as he was, as well, by Lord Okimoto. Rutilius, whole or incomplete, has a long memory, and is a dangerous enemy. It is possible, too, that Rutilius wished to accompany the deserters, but had not been permitted to do so. His inability to move with agility might have slowed the flight. Too, he was not popular with many armsmen. His betrayal of Tyrtaios may have been his vengeance for being discounted, and neglected, by Tyrtaios, and perhaps others, as well". - (Mariners of Gor)