Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 35 | 297 | If there were two cards, there would be two View more quotes about arrangements">arrangements, as in two times one; if three cards, six arrangements, as in three times two times one; if five cards, one hundred and twenty arrangements, as in five times four, times three, times two, times one. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 35 | 294 | "You are dealing with sixty cards. |
| 35 | 295 | Consider the matter. |
| 35 | 296 | The formula is simple and involves diminishing multiplications. |
| 35 | 297 | If there were two cards, there would be two arrangements, as in two times one; if three cards, six arrangements, as in three times two times one; if five cards, one hundred and twenty arrangements, as in five times four, times three, times two, times one. |
| 35 | 298 | If there were ten cards, in this fashion, there would be over three million arrangements, and so on". |
| 35 | 299 | "On my former world," I said, "I left such things to others". |
| 35 | 300 | "You doubtless left many things to others". |
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"You are dealing with sixty cards.
Consider the matter.
The formula is simple and involves diminishing multiplications.
If there were two cards, there would be two arrangements, as in two times one; if three cards, six arrangements, as in three times two times one; if five cards, one hundred and twenty arrangements, as in five times four, times three, times two, times one.
If there were ten cards, in this fashion, there would be over three million arrangements, and so on".
"On my former world," I said, "I left such things to others".
"You doubtless left many things to others".
- (Conspirators of Gor)