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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had asked, more for amusement than anything else. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #460)
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22 460 "What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had View more quotes about asked">asked, more for amusement than anything else.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 457 I began to regret that I had so willingly surrendered the lead at the beginning of the race.
22 458 Menicius, on Quarrel, was moving farther ahead each circuit.
22 459 I then recalled a conversation with Mip about such matters, the memory rushing through my consciousness like the flash of a metal bolt.
22 460 "What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had asked, more for amusement than anything else.
22 461 At the tavern of the Greens, he had put down his goblet of paga, and had laughed, spreading out his hands, "Then," had said he, "you must have no pattern".
22 462 I had laughed at his jest.
22 463 But he had looked at me, seriously.
I began to regret that I had so willingly surrendered the lead at the beginning of the race. Menicius, on Quarrel, was moving farther ahead each circuit. I then recalled a conversation with Mip about such matters, the memory rushing through my consciousness like the flash of a metal bolt. "What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had asked, more for amusement than anything else. At the tavern of the Greens, he had put down his goblet of paga, and had laughed, spreading out his hands, "Then," had said he, "you must have no pattern". I had laughed at his jest. But he had looked at me, seriously. - (Assassin of Gor)