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

Meanwhile, Myron, at Torcadino, girded himself for battle and led most of his men near the point at which the tunnel was to open. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 40, Sentence #57)
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40 57 Meanwhile, Myron, at View more quotes about torcadino">Torcadino, girded himself for battle and led most of his men near the point at which the tunnel was to open.

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

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40 54 Cos was waiting for them, of course, and the pursuit was instantaneous.
40 55 The tarns aflight from the Semnium roof were fine tarns, naturally, and for Ahn they eluded their pursuers.
40 56 Yet the pursuers had been prepared for this and had extra mounts in their train, changing to fresh tarns every Ahn.
40 57 Meanwhile, Myron, at Torcadino, girded himself for battle and led most of his men near the point at which the tunnel was to open.
40 58 There, in encircling trenches, they concealed themselves.
40 59 They would permit the forces from Torcadino to emerge and then, in virtue of their superior strength, on open ground, annihilate them.
40 60 Few, proportionally, would be able to escape back through the tunnel, and, of course, as they might strive to do so, in panic, screaming, hacking at one another, and such, further slaughter, and then of a simple sort, could be wreaked upon them.
Cos was waiting for them, of course, and the pursuit was instantaneous. The tarns aflight from the Semnium roof were fine tarns, naturally, and for Ahn they eluded their pursuers. Yet the pursuers had been prepared for this and had extra mounts in their train, changing to fresh tarns every Ahn. Meanwhile, Myron, at Torcadino, girded himself for battle and led most of his men near the point at which the tunnel was to open. There, in encircling trenches, they concealed themselves. They would permit the forces from Torcadino to emerge and then, in virtue of their superior strength, on open ground, annihilate them. Few, proportionally, would be able to escape back through the tunnel, and, of course, as they might strive to do so, in panic, screaming, hacking at one another, and such, further slaughter, and then of a simple sort, could be wreaked upon them. - (Vagabonds of Gor)