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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

The correct response, of course, whether the Ubara's Gambit be accepted or declined, is to bring one's own Ubara's Spearman to Ubara Five. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #211)
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4 211 The correct View more quotes about response">response, of course, whether the Ubara's Gambit be accepted or declined, is to bring one's own Ubara's Spearman to Ubara Five.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 208 His right hand had lifted, and poised itself over his own Ubara's Spearman, but then he had withdrawn his hand.
4 209 "Why does he not move?" asked a man.
4 210 Centius of Cos looked at the board.
4 211 The correct response, of course, whether the Ubara's Gambit be accepted or declined, is to bring one's own Ubara's Spearman to Ubara Five.
4 212 This will contest the center and prohibit the advance of the opposing Spearman.
4 213 Yellow's next move, of course, is to advance the Ubara's Tarnsman's Spearman to Ubara's Tarnsman Five, attacking red's defending Spearman.
4 214 Red then elects to accept or decline the gambit, accepting by capturing the Ubara's Tarnsman's Spearman, but surrendering the center in doing so, or declining the gambit, by defending his spearman, and thus constricting his position.
His right hand had lifted, and poised itself over his own Ubara's Spearman, but then he had withdrawn his hand. "Why does he not move?" asked a man. Centius of Cos looked at the board. The correct response, of course, whether the Ubara's Gambit be accepted or declined, is to bring one's own Ubara's Spearman to Ubara Five. This will contest the center and prohibit the advance of the opposing Spearman. Yellow's next move, of course, is to advance the Ubara's Tarnsman's Spearman to Ubara's Tarnsman Five, attacking red's defending Spearman. Red then elects to accept or decline the gambit, accepting by capturing the Ubara's Tarnsman's Spearman, but surrendering the center in doing so, or declining the gambit, by defending his spearman, and thus constricting his position. - (Beasts of Gor)