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

Too, they must be taught to fight and strike in pairs, or more, never to engage, if possible, on equal terms. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #155)
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16 155 Too, they View more quotes about must">must be taught to fight and strike in pairs, or more, never to engage, if possible, on equal terms.

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

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16 152 The final ranks had now entered into their long, sloping dive.
16 153 More complex formations and attacks would have to be planned, I thought.
16 154 Aerial maneuvers, too, I thought, perhaps with tipped, blunted arrows, might be useful.
16 155 Too, they must be taught to fight and strike in pairs, or more, never to engage, if possible, on equal terms.
16 156 One should avoid the application of force, if possible, except against lesser force, and, ideally, much lesser force.
16 157 An enemy consistently divided and attacked piecemeal is an enemy doomed to defeat.
16 158 General engagements are sometimes unavoidable, and too often unavoidable, but their outcome is too often, as Goreans might say, a matter not of kaissa, but of the casting of dice.
The final ranks had now entered into their long, sloping dive. More complex formations and attacks would have to be planned, I thought. Aerial maneuvers, too, I thought, perhaps with tipped, blunted arrows, might be useful. Too, they must be taught to fight and strike in pairs, or more, never to engage, if possible, on equal terms. One should avoid the application of force, if possible, except against lesser force, and, ideally, much lesser force. An enemy consistently divided and attacked piecemeal is an enemy doomed to defeat. General engagements are sometimes unavoidable, and too often unavoidable, but their outcome is too often, as Goreans might say, a matter not of kaissa, but of the casting of dice. - (Swordsmen of Gor)