Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 262 | Why would View more quotes about forces">forces of such potency not be more easily detected? Their ranging, and movements, were not those of armies, but of scouts or skirmishers. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 259 | "Your alleged masses of warriors and Ashigaru did not exist," he said. |
| 61 | 260 | "Those sighted were not uniformed, and were diversely armed. |
| 61 | 261 | Banners were not in evidence. |
| 61 | 262 | Why would forces of such potency not be more easily detected? Their ranging, and movements, were not those of armies, but of scouts or skirmishers. |
| 61 | 263 | If Yamada had the forces you alleged at his disposal he would have done well to mass them, in formidable array, that we be disheartened. |
| 61 | 264 | What cannot be seen may not be many, but few". |
| 61 | 265 | "They were peasants," I said. |
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"Your alleged masses of warriors and Ashigaru did not exist," he said.
"Those sighted were not uniformed, and were diversely armed.
Banners were not in evidence.
Why would forces of such potency not be more easily detected? Their ranging, and movements, were not those of armies, but of scouts or skirmishers.
If Yamada had the forces you alleged at his disposal he would have done well to mass them, in formidable array, that we be disheartened.
What cannot be seen may not be many, but few".
"They were peasants," I said.
- (Rebels of Gor)