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

One of the greatest dangers of a fellow in enemy territory, incidentally, is impatience. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #316)
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18 316 One of the greatest dangers of a View more quotes about fellow">fellow in enemy territory, incidentally, is impatience.

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

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18 313 It had not been easy, being beaten, drawing the raft, and such.
18 314 Too, by that time the flies, or most of them, should have left the delta.
18 315 Too, then I should be in less pain, and the swellings should have subsided.
18 316 One of the greatest dangers of a fellow in enemy territory, incidentally, is impatience.
18 317 One must be very, very patient.
18 318 More than one fellow has been retaken due to carelessness, due to a lack of vigilance, due to haste, within no more than a few hundred yards of safety.
18 319 Surely one must understand that that last few hundred yards, that last inviting, beckoning pasang or so, may be the most dangerous step in a dangerous journey.
It had not been easy, being beaten, drawing the raft, and such. Too, by that time the flies, or most of them, should have left the delta. Too, then I should be in less pain, and the swellings should have subsided. One of the greatest dangers of a fellow in enemy territory, incidentally, is impatience. One must be very, very patient. More than one fellow has been retaken due to carelessness, due to a lack of vigilance, due to haste, within no more than a few hundred yards of safety. Surely one must understand that that last few hundred yards, that last inviting, beckoning pasang or so, may be the most dangerous step in a dangerous journey. - (Vagabonds of Gor)