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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

I now have little doubt that it was his firmness, and leadership, and those of his fellows, Pani and others, which had organized and stiffened that resolute defense behind which the frenzied withdrawal of our primary forces, apparently ambushed, charged, and outnumbered, was in desperate progress. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #195)
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22 195 I now have View more quotes about little">little doubt that it was his firmness, and leadership, and those of his fellows, Pani and others, which had organized and stiffened that resolute defense behind which the frenzied withdrawal of our primary forces, apparently ambushed, charged, and outnumbered, was in desperate progress.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 192 I sensed the line a few feet to my right was, like an ebbing wave, washing back.
22 193 "Hold! Hold!" called a familiar voice and the wave held, and washed a bit forward, and I knew he in the great, horned helmet was Lord Nishida.
22 194 Some Pani were about him, to his immediate right.
22 195 I now have little doubt that it was his firmness, and leadership, and those of his fellows, Pani and others, which had organized and stiffened that resolute defense behind which the frenzied withdrawal of our primary forces, apparently ambushed, charged, and outnumbered, was in desperate progress.
22 196 As the line had begun to constrict and hold, bodies, ours and theirs, had begun to encumber the immediate field.
22 197 Four bodies, sprawled and dark, now lay between Cabot and Lord Nishida.
22 198 I sensed that some of the dark figures before us were now reluctant to approach those two.
I sensed the line a few feet to my right was, like an ebbing wave, washing back. "Hold! Hold!" called a familiar voice and the wave held, and washed a bit forward, and I knew he in the great, horned helmet was Lord Nishida. Some Pani were about him, to his immediate right. I now have little doubt that it was his firmness, and leadership, and those of his fellows, Pani and others, which had organized and stiffened that resolute defense behind which the frenzied withdrawal of our primary forces, apparently ambushed, charged, and outnumbered, was in desperate progress. As the line had begun to constrict and hold, bodies, ours and theirs, had begun to encumber the immediate field. Four bodies, sprawled and dark, now lay between Cabot and Lord Nishida. I sensed that some of the dark figures before us were now reluctant to approach those two. - (Mariners of Gor)