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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Captain, Callisthenes," said I, "surely the pirates, as you yourself have suggested, are well informed". - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #131)
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29 131 "View more quotes about captain">Captain, Callisthenes," said I, "surely the pirates, as you yourself have suggested, are well informed".

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 128 "There is no drop of water in this river," said Aemilianus, quietly, "which we of Ar's Station may not put beneath the keels of our fleet".
29 129 "You will do so at your own risk, my dear captain," said Callisthenes, grimly.
29 130 "Our projects are doomed," moaned Tasdron.
29 131 "Captain, Callisthenes," said I, "surely the pirates, as you yourself have suggested, are well informed".
29 132 "It seems they know anything that occurs on the river," he admitted.
29 133 "If that be the case," I said, "surely the forging of the chain, or at least its transport to Turmus, and later to Port Cos, and the time and effort spent in preparing its mountings, joining the lengths, and setting the chain in place, must have been known to the pirates".
29 134 "Supposedly this was done in secrecy," said Callisthenes, "but I think there is little doubt they must have understood what was being done.
"There is no drop of water in this river," said Aemilianus, quietly, "which we of Ar's Station may not put beneath the keels of our fleet". "You will do so at your own risk, my dear captain," said Callisthenes, grimly. "Our projects are doomed," moaned Tasdron. "Captain, Callisthenes," said I, "surely the pirates, as you yourself have suggested, are well informed". "It seems they know anything that occurs on the river," he admitted. "If that be the case," I said, "surely the forging of the chain, or at least its transport to Turmus, and later to Port Cos, and the time and effort spent in preparing its mountings, joining the lengths, and setting the chain in place, must have been known to the pirates". "Supposedly this was done in secrecy," said Callisthenes, "but I think there is little doubt they must have understood what was being done. - (Rogue of Gor)