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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What of Myron," I asked, "his troops?" "He was drunk in his tent," said another, bitterly. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #603)
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5 603 "What of Myron," I View more quotes about asked">asked, "his troops?" "He was drunk in his tent," said another, bitterly.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 600 "A thousand avenues of escape were closed, even to the spilling of walls into the streets.
5 601 We lost many, surmounting such obstacles, fighting our way toward the open".
5 602 "Luckily," said another, "much of the walling of Ar had been earlier dismantled by her own citizens, or we might have been unable to reach the fields, the marshes, the Viktel Aria".
5 603 "What of Myron," I asked, "his troops?" "He was drunk in his tent," said another, bitterly.
5 604 "Many of his troops," said another, "those of the mercenary captains, given the emptying of Ar, and the lessening of loot, had deserted".
5 605 "There were regulars, surely," I said.
5 606 "Too few," said another man.
"A thousand avenues of escape were closed, even to the spilling of walls into the streets. We lost many, surmounting such obstacles, fighting our way toward the open". "Luckily," said another, "much of the walling of Ar had been earlier dismantled by her own citizens, or we might have been unable to reach the fields, the marshes, the Viktel Aria". "What of Myron," I asked, "his troops?" "He was drunk in his tent," said another, bitterly. "Many of his troops," said another, "those of the mercenary captains, given the emptying of Ar, and the lessening of loot, had deserted". "There were regulars, surely," I said. "Too few," said another man. - (Swordsmen of Gor)