Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 182 | "I am View more quotes about puzzled">puzzled," said Haruki. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 179 | In daylight, flags may be used, and mirrors, and at night, the movements of double torches, or the light of a single lantern, revealed, and shielded, alternately". |
| 27 | 180 | "Yes," I said, dismally, resigned, "yes". |
| 27 | 181 | How quick I had been to suppose illegal deceit and even perilous, surreptitious dishonesty, a betrayal of principles and understandings, a departure from implicit rules without which a game, even a mighty game on which might depend worlds, would be forsworn and treacherously subverted! But I recalled, too, that I had seen tracks on a rainy afternoon in the palace, and had sensed in a corridor the odor of wet fur, a particular scent, one I had never forgotten, one I had hitherto encountered, at various times and places, the scent of Kur. |
| 27 | 182 | "I am puzzled," said Haruki. |
| 27 | 183 | "In what way?" I asked. |
| 27 | 184 | "Why do you think Lord Yamada has initiated this campaign?" asked Haruki. |
| 27 | 185 | "Why has he acted now?" "He believes the cavalry immobilized," I said. |
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In daylight, flags may be used, and mirrors, and at night, the movements of double torches, or the light of a single lantern, revealed, and shielded, alternately".
"Yes," I said, dismally, resigned, "yes".
How quick I had been to suppose illegal deceit and even perilous, surreptitious dishonesty, a betrayal of principles and understandings, a departure from implicit rules without which a game, even a mighty game on which might depend worlds, would be forsworn and treacherously subverted! But I recalled, too, that I had seen tracks on a rainy afternoon in the palace, and had sensed in a corridor the odor of wet fur, a particular scent, one I had never forgotten, one I had hitherto encountered, at various times and places, the scent of Kur.
"I am puzzled," said Haruki.
"In what way?" I asked.
"Why do you think Lord Yamada has initiated this campaign?" asked Haruki.
"Why has he acted now?" "He believes the cavalry immobilized," I said.
- (Rebels of Gor)