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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Taking advantage of the confusion, momentary, among the red savages, following their failure to break the line of the infantry, Alfred ordered his men through his own infantry lines, and led them again to the southeast. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #259)
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17 259 "View more quotes about taking">Taking advantage of the confusion, momentary, among the red savages, following their failure to break the line of the infantry, Alfred ordered his men through his own infantry lines, and led them again to the southeast.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 256 "Perhaps seven, perhaps eight".
17 257 This report seemed congruent with what I had learned from Pumpkin and the other Waniyanpi, and with my own conjectures.
17 258 "Continue," I said to the girl.
17 259 "Taking advantage of the confusion, momentary, among the red savages, following their failure to break the line of the infantry, Alfred ordered his men through his own infantry lines, and led them again to the southeast.
17 260 His action disrupted the infantry, trampling soldiers, buffeting them aside.
17 261 The red savages then poured through the breached line.
17 262 Some perhaps pursued the escaping column but most, I think, remained to finish their battle with the infantry, with which they were then, following the escape of Alfred, much embroiled".
"Perhaps seven, perhaps eight". This report seemed congruent with what I had learned from Pumpkin and the other Waniyanpi, and with my own conjectures. "Continue," I said to the girl. "Taking advantage of the confusion, momentary, among the red savages, following their failure to break the line of the infantry, Alfred ordered his men through his own infantry lines, and led them again to the southeast. His action disrupted the infantry, trampling soldiers, buffeting them aside. The red savages then poured through the breached line. Some perhaps pursued the escaping column but most, I think, remained to finish their battle with the infantry, with which they were then, following the escape of Alfred, much embroiled". - (Savages of Gor)