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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

You have thus scattered and disrupted your enemy. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #213)
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15 213 You have View more quotes about thus">thus scattered and disrupted your enemy.

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 210 Too, though you will doubtless be invested, Cos now lacks the equipment to dislodge you.
15 211 Similarly, because of their new shortage of supplies, they will have to withdraw many of their troops from this area.
15 212 Presumably they will also have to be divided, marched into diverse areas to facilitate the acquisition of new supplies.
15 213 You have thus scattered and disrupted your enemy.
15 214 Too, I suspect your ejection of the civilian population from Torcadino is not merely political, to appear to show concern, generosity, and mercy, nor merely expedient, to remove them from the city, thus conserving supplies and removing possible Cosian sympathizers from behind your back, but to increase the intensity of Cos's supply problems".
15 215 "Very good," he said.
15 216 "Cos will not dare let these refugees starve," I said, "as they are citizens of a city which had declared for them, which had gone over to them.
Too, though you will doubtless be invested, Cos now lacks the equipment to dislodge you. Similarly, because of their new shortage of supplies, they will have to withdraw many of their troops from this area. Presumably they will also have to be divided, marched into diverse areas to facilitate the acquisition of new supplies. You have thus scattered and disrupted your enemy. Too, I suspect your ejection of the civilian population from Torcadino is not merely political, to appear to show concern, generosity, and mercy, nor merely expedient, to remove them from the city, thus conserving supplies and removing possible Cosian sympathizers from behind your back, but to increase the intensity of Cos's supply problems". "Very good," he said. "Cos will not dare let these refugees starve," I said, "as they are citizens of a city which had declared for them, which had gone over to them. - (Mercenaries of Gor)