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

"Your forces," I said to Tajima, "seem to have means. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #45)
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12 45 "Your forces," I said to View more quotes about tajima">Tajima, "seem to have means.

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

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12 42 They are not sea birds which can rest on the wind, aloft for Ahn, wings spread, not moving, and, if they wished, descend, and rest on the sea itself.
12 43 "Where?" I asked.
12 44 "Elsewhere," said Tajima, politely.
12 45 "Your forces," I said to Tajima, "seem to have means.
12 46 Why do you not hire a tarn cavalry from another city, say, Treve, in the Voltai?" "Such a cavalry," said Tajima, "would be theirs, not ours.
12 47 Also, how could such a hiring be concealed?" "I understand you have lost men," I said.
12 48 "We have lost twenty-two men," he said, "to the talons and beaks of tarns, some of them trainers".
They are not sea birds which can rest on the wind, aloft for Ahn, wings spread, not moving, and, if they wished, descend, and rest on the sea itself. "Where?" I asked. "Elsewhere," said Tajima, politely. "Your forces," I said to Tajima, "seem to have means. Why do you not hire a tarn cavalry from another city, say, Treve, in the Voltai?" "Such a cavalry," said Tajima, "would be theirs, not ours. Also, how could such a hiring be concealed?" "I understand you have lost men," I said. "We have lost twenty-two men," he said, "to the talons and beaks of tarns, some of them trainers". - (Swordsmen of Gor)