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

"But you understand such things?" asked Lord Nishida. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #149)
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12 149 "But you View more quotes about understand">understand such things?" asked Lord Nishida.

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

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12 146 However, I thought, what was done that day was surely unlike the clash of cavalries in the sky.
12 147 "You have an opponent in mind?" I asked.
12 148 "You understand, do you not," he asked, "the drums, the synchronization, the ascents and descents, the circlings, the wheelings, to left and right?" "You do not need me, great lord," I said, "surely a thousand tarnsmen might serve you as well, or better".
12 149 "But you understand such things?" asked Lord Nishida.
12 150 "Yes," I said.
12 151 "Excellent," he said.
12 152 "Perhaps others might serve as well," said Thrasilicus, "a possibility which I lack the expertise to dispute, but the Priest-Kings have chosen you".
However, I thought, what was done that day was surely unlike the clash of cavalries in the sky. "You have an opponent in mind?" I asked. "You understand, do you not," he asked, "the drums, the synchronization, the ascents and descents, the circlings, the wheelings, to left and right?" "You do not need me, great lord," I said, "surely a thousand tarnsmen might serve you as well, or better". "But you understand such things?" asked Lord Nishida. "Yes," I said. "Excellent," he said. "Perhaps others might serve as well," said Thrasilicus, "a possibility which I lack the expertise to dispute, but the Priest-Kings have chosen you". - (Swordsmen of Gor)