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

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16 166 On the observation View more quotes about platform">platform there was much milling about, shouting, cries.
16 167 At the same time I saw one of my fellows, from the final flight of the third wave, I thought, still in flight, and moving south.
16 168 A figure, in white, below, on the platform, was being supported by two of the infantrymen, or Ashigaru, as the Pani spoke of them.
16 169 Instantly I realized what must have happened.
16 170 I cried out in rage that I was not a lone tarnsman, that I might immediately set out in pursuit of the fugitive.
16 171 As captain I could not do so.
16 172 I must remain with the cavalry.
On the observation platform there was much milling about, shouting, cries. At the same time I saw one of my fellows, from the final flight of the third wave, I thought, still in flight, and moving south. A figure, in white, below, on the platform, was being supported by two of the infantrymen, or Ashigaru, as the Pani spoke of them. Instantly I realized what must have happened. I cried out in rage that I was not a lone tarnsman, that I might immediately set out in pursuit of the fugitive. As captain I could not do so. I must remain with the cavalry. - (Swordsmen of Gor)