Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 54 | 250 | "Still," said View more quotes about tajima">Tajima, "the cavalry might fling itself upon the dragon, however madly, however futilely". |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 54 | 247 | "At best," said Pertinax, "the cavalry could do little more than attack the cameras, little more than blind the dragon". |
| 54 | 248 | "The success of such an attack would be unlikely," I said, "if the dragon chose to defend itself. |
| 54 | 249 | Too, I would suspect that the cameras are either shielded or inconspicuous". |
| 54 | 250 | "Still," said Tajima, "the cavalry might fling itself upon the dragon, however madly, however futilely". |
| 54 | 251 | "It will not do so," I said. |
| 54 | 252 | "Before leaving the holding, on our venture south, I transmitted orders to Torgus and Lysander". |
| 54 | 253 | "You explicitly forbade such an engagement?" asked Pertinax. |
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"At best," said Pertinax, "the cavalry could do little more than attack the cameras, little more than blind the dragon".
"The success of such an attack would be unlikely," I said, "if the dragon chose to defend itself.
Too, I would suspect that the cameras are either shielded or inconspicuous".
"Still," said Tajima, "the cavalry might fling itself upon the dragon, however madly, however futilely".
"It will not do so," I said.
"Before leaving the holding, on our venture south, I transmitted orders to Torgus and Lysander".
"You explicitly forbade such an engagement?" asked Pertinax.
- (Rebels of Gor)