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

"The bars, I suspect," said Haruki, "would be planted deeply enough". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #61)
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37 61 "The View more quotes about bars">bars, I suspect," said Haruki, "would be planted deeply enough".

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

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37 58 "This is clearly a temporary pen, to be taken down and reassembled in successive camps".
37 59 "What of the prisoners?" asked Haruki.
37 60 "Those who are retained, neither released nor killed," I said, "would be taken ahead to the next camp, under guard, perhaps coffled".
37 61 "The bars, I suspect," said Haruki, "would be planted deeply enough".
37 62 "True," I said, "but there are some fifty or sixty stout fellows here".
37 63 "The camp is armed," said Haruki.
37 64 "Yamada is complacent, security is lax," I said.
"This is clearly a temporary pen, to be taken down and reassembled in successive camps". "What of the prisoners?" asked Haruki. "Those who are retained, neither released nor killed," I said, "would be taken ahead to the next camp, under guard, perhaps coffled". "The bars, I suspect," said Haruki, "would be planted deeply enough". "True," I said, "but there are some fifty or sixty stout fellows here". "The camp is armed," said Haruki. "Yamada is complacent, security is lax," I said. - (Rebels of Gor)