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

Thus, much of the surprise value of tarns will be lost, something on which Lords Temmu, Nishida, and Okimoto have doubtless heavily counted. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #95)
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36 95 View more quotes about thus">Thus, much of the surprise value of tarns will be lost, something on which Lords Temmu, Nishida, and Okimoto have doubtless heavily counted.

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

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36 92 One supposes he was given a letter of safe conduct by means of which he would make contact with, and be received by, the forces of Lord Yamada, those in the vicinity of the castle".
36 93 "His loss could be grievous," said the stranger, "as Tyrtaios was a high officer in the resistance, knows much of its organization, and is familiar with the defenses of the castle of Lord Temmu.
36 94 He is also familiar with tarns and their possible military applications.
36 95 Thus, much of the surprise value of tarns will be lost, something on which Lords Temmu, Nishida, and Okimoto have doubtless heavily counted.
36 96 Perhaps most serious is the fact that many of our armsmen respect him as an astute leader, and surely favored, with him, the cause of desertion.
36 97 In certain circumstances, then, it seems not unlikely they might once more look to him for leadership, and once more follow him".
36 98 "And such a possibility," said the captain, "would not be likely to be overlooked by Lord Yamada, or his advisors".
One supposes he was given a letter of safe conduct by means of which he would make contact with, and be received by, the forces of Lord Yamada, those in the vicinity of the castle". "His loss could be grievous," said the stranger, "as Tyrtaios was a high officer in the resistance, knows much of its organization, and is familiar with the defenses of the castle of Lord Temmu. He is also familiar with tarns and their possible military applications. Thus, much of the surprise value of tarns will be lost, something on which Lords Temmu, Nishida, and Okimoto have doubtless heavily counted. Perhaps most serious is the fact that many of our armsmen respect him as an astute leader, and surely favored, with him, the cause of desertion. In certain circumstances, then, it seems not unlikely they might once more look to him for leadership, and once more follow him". "And such a possibility," said the captain, "would not be likely to be overlooked by Lord Yamada, or his advisors". - (Mariners of Gor)