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

The pretended negotiations, obviously not in good faith, were a transparent ruse to buy time, but for what? Temmu has no army rushing to his rescue. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #10)
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47 10 The pretended negotiations, View more quotes about obviously">obviously not in good faith, were a transparent ruse to buy time, but for what? Temmu has no army rushing to his rescue.

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

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47 7 "It was not thought so," said Nodachi, not moving within the ropes which held his body bound to the post, his hands free, in the exercise yard.
47 8 "I am in touch with the negotiations being pretended in the holding of Temmu," he said.
47 9 "Message vulos keep me informed, and I have intelligence by tarn, as well.
47 10 The pretended negotiations, obviously not in good faith, were a transparent ruse to buy time, but for what? Temmu has no army rushing to his rescue.
47 11 My forces lie before the holding.
47 12 He is trapped.
47 13 The tarn cavalry cannot withstand the fire of the iron dragon, which is even now poised to spread its wings.
"It was not thought so," said Nodachi, not moving within the ropes which held his body bound to the post, his hands free, in the exercise yard. "I am in touch with the negotiations being pretended in the holding of Temmu," he said. "Message vulos keep me informed, and I have intelligence by tarn, as well. The pretended negotiations, obviously not in good faith, were a transparent ruse to buy time, but for what? Temmu has no army rushing to his rescue. My forces lie before the holding. He is trapped. The tarn cavalry cannot withstand the fire of the iron dragon, which is even now poised to spread its wings. - (Rebels of Gor)