Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 36 | 418 | And View more quotes about lord">Lord Nishida is a daimyo, with villages, rice fields, peasants, and ashigaru. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 36 | 415 | "I fear his men would die for him. |
| 36 | 416 | It would be very dangerous to dispose of him, and, worse, presumably unwise. |
| 36 | 417 | He may be needed. |
| 36 | 418 | And Lord Nishida is a daimyo, with villages, rice fields, peasants, and ashigaru. |
| 36 | 419 | He is respected by a hundred minor daimyos, and important in significant diplomacies, maintaining precarious neutralities amongst those who might lean to Lord Yamada, and perhaps, eventually, he might prove significant in the enlistment of allies". |
| 36 | 420 | "And Callias," said the stranger, bitterly, "has no such weight, no such power". |
| 36 | 421 | "Certainly not," said the captain. |
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"I fear his men would die for him.
It would be very dangerous to dispose of him, and, worse, presumably unwise.
He may be needed.
And Lord Nishida is a daimyo, with villages, rice fields, peasants, and ashigaru.
He is respected by a hundred minor daimyos, and important in significant diplomacies, maintaining precarious neutralities amongst those who might lean to Lord Yamada, and perhaps, eventually, he might prove significant in the enlistment of allies".
"And Callias," said the stranger, bitterly, "has no such weight, no such power".
"Certainly not," said the captain.
- (Mariners of Gor)