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

"It does not solicit a surrender, which we would not give, but only a concession, in effect, a favor, a very little thing from which we will gain a very great deal". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #353)
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12 353 "It does not solicit a surrender, which we would not View more quotes about give">give, but only a concession, in effect, a favor, a very little thing from which we will gain a very great deal".

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

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12 350 Our yielding will bring the peace you so foolishly would pursue by tarn and fire, by marches and steel".
12 351 "The bones and shells have spoken clearly," said Daichi.
12 352 "We now understand the nature of the yielding in question," said Lord Temmu.
12 353 "It does not solicit a surrender, which we would not give, but only a concession, in effect, a favor, a very little thing from which we will gain a very great deal".
12 354 "It will be a small price to pay for peace," said Daichi.
12 355 "The extermination of the house of Yamada does not seem feasible," said Lord Temmu.
12 356 "You have perhaps guessed the meaning of the bones and shells," said Daichi.
Our yielding will bring the peace you so foolishly would pursue by tarn and fire, by marches and steel". "The bones and shells have spoken clearly," said Daichi. "We now understand the nature of the yielding in question," said Lord Temmu. "It does not solicit a surrender, which we would not give, but only a concession, in effect, a favor, a very little thing from which we will gain a very great deal". "It will be a small price to pay for peace," said Daichi. "The extermination of the house of Yamada does not seem feasible," said Lord Temmu. "You have perhaps guessed the meaning of the bones and shells," said Daichi. - (Rebels of Gor)