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

Both a clandestine vanishing, or, unfortunately, if necessary, an explosive scattering, of fugitives from diverse points is likely to be more confusing to guards, and less easily tracked, than the traces of a single line of men, not yet scattered, availing themselves of a single aperture. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 38, Sentence #22)
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38 22 View more quotes about both">Both a clandestine vanishing, or, unfortunately, if necessary, an explosive scattering, of fugitives from diverse points is likely to be more confusing to guards, and less easily tracked, than the traces of a single line of men, not yet scattered, availing themselves of a single aperture.

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

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38 19 If some feared escape and would not join us, they refrained, at least, from giving an alarm.
38 20 To be sure, I would not wish to give such an alarm, while separated from the guards who were on the other side of the bars.
38 21 It was our hope that several exits might be simultaneously readied.
38 22 Both a clandestine vanishing, or, unfortunately, if necessary, an explosive scattering, of fugitives from diverse points is likely to be more confusing to guards, and less easily tracked, than the traces of a single line of men, not yet scattered, availing themselves of a single aperture.
38 23 I stepped back from the paling, sweating.
38 24 "How does it proceed, noble one?" inquired Haruki.
38 25 "My body aches, and my hands are bloody," I said.
If some feared escape and would not join us, they refrained, at least, from giving an alarm. To be sure, I would not wish to give such an alarm, while separated from the guards who were on the other side of the bars. It was our hope that several exits might be simultaneously readied. Both a clandestine vanishing, or, unfortunately, if necessary, an explosive scattering, of fugitives from diverse points is likely to be more confusing to guards, and less easily tracked, than the traces of a single line of men, not yet scattered, availing themselves of a single aperture. I stepped back from the paling, sweating. "How does it proceed, noble one?" inquired Haruki. "My body aches, and my hands are bloody," I said. - (Rebels of Gor)