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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

I strode out to meet Tajima, who was, I suppose, though he did not care for the role, my eyes and ears at the holding. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #15)
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11 15 I strode out to View more quotes about meet">meet Tajima, who was, I suppose, though he did not care for the role, my eyes and ears at the holding.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 12 If the gong rang thrice, or repeatedly, this signified the cavalry was to prepare for flight.
11 13 Beyond that, signals were conveyed by battle horn or drum.
11 14 Six tarns were kept in constant readiness, usually divided between the holding and the encampment.
11 15 I strode out to meet Tajima, who was, I suppose, though he did not care for the role, my eyes and ears at the holding.
11 16 "Put Pertinax to such purposes," he had complained to me.
11 17 Little love was lost between Pertinax and Tajima.
11 18 "I am not certain you are yet ready for war," I had said to Tajima.
If the gong rang thrice, or repeatedly, this signified the cavalry was to prepare for flight. Beyond that, signals were conveyed by battle horn or drum. Six tarns were kept in constant readiness, usually divided between the holding and the encampment. I strode out to meet Tajima, who was, I suppose, though he did not care for the role, my eyes and ears at the holding. "Put Pertinax to such purposes," he had complained to me. Little love was lost between Pertinax and Tajima. "I am not certain you are yet ready for war," I had said to Tajima. - (Rebels of Gor)