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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

By now, too, it seemed likely, over the winter, that Myron would have been able to rebuild his vast stores. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #99)
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3 99 By now, too, it View more quotes about seemed">seemed likely, over the winter, that Myron would have been able to rebuild his vast stores.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 96 Perhaps he could treat with Myron, Polemarkos of Temos, commander of the main forces of Cos on the continent, if it were not too late, for a safe withdrawal from Torcadino.
3 97 Dietrich's boldness and gallantry, the brilliance of his action, that of seizing Torcadino, Cos' supply depot in the south, thereby stalling the invasion, now seemed relatively ineffective.
3 98 Ar had not marched to meet Cos in the south but had invested its main forces northward.
3 99 By now, too, it seemed likely, over the winter, that Myron would have been able to rebuild his vast stores.
3 100 Too, now, the winter over, he could bring his numerous mercenaries together again, recalling their standards from a dozen winter camps.
3 101 No longer did Torcadino stand in the way of the march to Ar, unless it be as a matter of principle.
3 102 This, of course, would not serve to extricate Dietrich from his post at Torcadino.
Perhaps he could treat with Myron, Polemarkos of Temos, commander of the main forces of Cos on the continent, if it were not too late, for a safe withdrawal from Torcadino. Dietrich's boldness and gallantry, the brilliance of his action, that of seizing Torcadino, Cos' supply depot in the south, thereby stalling the invasion, now seemed relatively ineffective. Ar had not marched to meet Cos in the south but had invested its main forces northward. By now, too, it seemed likely, over the winter, that Myron would have been able to rebuild his vast stores. Too, now, the winter over, he could bring his numerous mercenaries together again, recalling their standards from a dozen winter camps. No longer did Torcadino stand in the way of the march to Ar, unless it be as a matter of principle. This, of course, would not serve to extricate Dietrich from his post at Torcadino. - (Vagabonds of Gor)