Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 704 | Some may even be bandits, not View more quotes about ashigaru">Ashigaru, and one cannot always be sure of Ashigaru either, particularly out of the sight of officers. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 701 | There was no need for their presence or services, as Nezumi was at hand. |
| 30 | 702 | Too, it is difficult to assess the nature of armed men, and their interests, particularly in troubled times. |
| 30 | 703 | They are not local folks come for an evening or the common patronage of an isolated inn. |
| 30 | 704 | Some may even be bandits, not Ashigaru, and one cannot always be sure of Ashigaru either, particularly out of the sight of officers. |
| 30 | 705 | Some are likely to be unwilling recruits, in effect, impressed from their villages for various terms of service. |
| 30 | 706 | Indeed, bandits are largely derived from the peasantry. |
| 30 | 707 | Many a throat has been cut for a fukuro of rice. |
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There was no need for their presence or services, as Nezumi was at hand.
Too, it is difficult to assess the nature of armed men, and their interests, particularly in troubled times.
They are not local folks come for an evening or the common patronage of an isolated inn.
Some may even be bandits, not Ashigaru, and one cannot always be sure of Ashigaru either, particularly out of the sight of officers.
Some are likely to be unwilling recruits, in effect, impressed from their villages for various terms of service.
Indeed, bandits are largely derived from the peasantry.
Many a throat has been cut for a fukuro of rice.
- (Rebels of Gor)