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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"The effect of exhibiting tarns in battle, dismaying troops, and such," I said, "would presumably be temporary". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #112)
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1 112 "The View more quotes about effect">effect of exhibiting tarns in battle, dismaying troops, and such," I said, "would presumably be temporary".

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 109 It is a hidden place, a secret place, where the remainder of the cavalry will be safe until needed".
1 110 "For most of the enemy," said Lord Nishida, "we may still hope that the very sight of a tarn may have an awesome effect, that it may terrify the ignorant, that it may excite superstitious apprehensions, that it may loosen discipline, disrupt formations, even produce rout".
1 111 "That is why," said Lord Temmu, "it is important to keep tarns hidden".
1 112 "The effect of exhibiting tarns in battle, dismaying troops, and such," I said, "would presumably be temporary".
1 113 "They will be used sparingly, at least at first," said Lord Okimoto.
1 114 "One wishes them to remain, for a time, mysterious, uncanny, and frightening".
1 115 "One cannot well keep them here, in the holding, in any event," said Lord Nishida.
It is a hidden place, a secret place, where the remainder of the cavalry will be safe until needed". "For most of the enemy," said Lord Nishida, "we may still hope that the very sight of a tarn may have an awesome effect, that it may terrify the ignorant, that it may excite superstitious apprehensions, that it may loosen discipline, disrupt formations, even produce rout". "That is why," said Lord Temmu, "it is important to keep tarns hidden". "The effect of exhibiting tarns in battle, dismaying troops, and such," I said, "would presumably be temporary". "They will be used sparingly, at least at first," said Lord Okimoto. "One wishes them to remain, for a time, mysterious, uncanny, and frightening". "One cannot well keep them here, in the holding, in any event," said Lord Nishida. - (Rebels of Gor)