Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 29 | 112 | They could View more quotes about always">always attack, surely now that Achiates was gone, and we were alone, as they wished, and fill out their reports, if necessary, in any way they saw fit. |
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Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 29 | 109 | Too, clearly he must realize I could force myself from the doorway, and, in an instant, be in the open, the blade free. |
| 29 | 110 | I wondered if it were his intent to encourage such a movement on my part, in order that this might provide a plausible, legitimizing circumstance for the employment of their own weapons. |
| 29 | 111 | But I really did not think so. |
| 29 | 112 | They could always attack, surely now that Achiates was gone, and we were alone, as they wished, and fill out their reports, if necessary, in any way they saw fit. |
| 29 | 113 | In that way they would have risked very little, if anything. |
| 29 | 114 | Too, they had permitted Achiates to slip away, in spite of the fact that he must have been engaged in the business of warning me. |
| 29 | 115 | I did not think he was in league with them. |
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Too, clearly he must realize I could force myself from the doorway, and, in an instant, be in the open, the blade free.
I wondered if it were his intent to encourage such a movement on my part, in order that this might provide a plausible, legitimizing circumstance for the employment of their own weapons.
But I really did not think so.
They could always attack, surely now that Achiates was gone, and we were alone, as they wished, and fill out their reports, if necessary, in any way they saw fit.
In that way they would have risked very little, if anything.
Too, they had permitted Achiates to slip away, in spite of the fact that he must have been engaged in the business of warning me.
I did not think he was in league with them.
- (Mercenaries of Gor)