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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

The forces of Ar, almost entirely, have marched north, toward Ar's Station, on the Vosk, there to meet with an expeditionary force of Cos. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #178)
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25 178 The forces of Ar, View more quotes about almost">almost entirely, have marched north, toward Ar's Station, on the Vosk, there to meet with an expeditionary force of Cos.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 175 It seems they think that whatever land the tread of their tharlarion can shake, whatever soil they choose to mark with the imprint of their beasts' claws, is theirs.
25 176 Venna keeps her forces in the vicinity of the city.
25 177 The patrols of Ar are irregular.
25 178 The forces of Ar, almost entirely, have marched north, toward Ar's Station, on the Vosk, there to meet with an expeditionary force of Cos.
25 179 It seems madness, with an army of Cosians, and mercenaries, at Torcadino, but I am not a general, not the regent of Ar.
25 180 In short, as Ionicus, and others, including myself, have feared there might be, there has been trouble.
25 181 It is nothing, however, happily, as we are dealing with mercenaries, that some gold, some fees for their clamorous brigades, cannot straighten out.
It seems they think that whatever land the tread of their tharlarion can shake, whatever soil they choose to mark with the imprint of their beasts' claws, is theirs. Venna keeps her forces in the vicinity of the city. The patrols of Ar are irregular. The forces of Ar, almost entirely, have marched north, toward Ar's Station, on the Vosk, there to meet with an expeditionary force of Cos. It seems madness, with an army of Cosians, and mercenaries, at Torcadino, but I am not a general, not the regent of Ar. In short, as Ionicus, and others, including myself, have feared there might be, there has been trouble. It is nothing, however, happily, as we are dealing with mercenaries, that some gold, some fees for their clamorous brigades, cannot straighten out. - (Dancer of Gor)