Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 45 | 126 | I did agree to View more quotes about form">form and train a tarn cavalry. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 45 | 123 | I knew no such woman. |
| 45 | 124 | It made no sense. |
| 45 | 125 | I dismissed the matter. |
| 45 | 126 | I did agree to form and train a tarn cavalry. |
| 45 | 127 | I think the lure here was most the challenge. |
| 45 | 128 | Could it be done, and well? And there is commonly little to choose from, when one considers warring factions, in both of which are likely to be found the plausible and the implausible, the worthy and the unworthy, the noble and the base, the honorable and the dishonorable. |
| 45 | 129 | And are not battle and contest, too, their own lures? For a warrior, surely. |
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I knew no such woman.
It made no sense.
I dismissed the matter.
I did agree to form and train a tarn cavalry.
I think the lure here was most the challenge.
Could it be done, and well? And there is commonly little to choose from, when one considers warring factions, in both of which are likely to be found the plausible and the implausible, the worthy and the unworthy, the noble and the base, the honorable and the dishonorable.
And are not battle and contest, too, their own lures? For a warrior, surely.
- (Rebels of Gor)