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

"Soon," he said, "when the daimyos are gathered, that they, and others, may take notice, and be apprised of the dangers of displeasing the shogun". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #313)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
23 313 "View more quotes about soon">Soon," he said, "when the daimyos are gathered, that they, and others, may take notice, and be apprised of the dangers of displeasing the shogun".

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

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23 310 "When is she to make the acquaintance of the eels?" "There are hundreds, half starved," said Haruki.
23 311 "One can almost walk upon them".
23 312 "When?" I said.
23 313 "Soon," he said, "when the daimyos are gathered, that they, and others, may take notice, and be apprised of the dangers of displeasing the shogun".
23 314 "Lord Yamada has been patient," I said.
23 315 "But I think he now despairs of enlisting the cavalry, but he needs no more than its neutrality, of which he feels assured".
23 316 "As long as you are his guest," said Haruki.
"When is she to make the acquaintance of the eels?" "There are hundreds, half starved," said Haruki. "One can almost walk upon them". "When?" I said. "Soon," he said, "when the daimyos are gathered, that they, and others, may take notice, and be apprised of the dangers of displeasing the shogun". "Lord Yamada has been patient," I said. "But I think he now despairs of enlisting the cavalry, but he needs no more than its neutrality, of which he feels assured". "As long as you are his guest," said Haruki. - (Rebels of Gor)