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

Who would be the first to fling himself upon the brandished glaives of determined Ashigaru? Yet, I was sure the bandits, despite the danger, and despite their fear, and their dread of the unknown quantity of the forces outside, would respond to Arashi's command. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #74)
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32 74 Who would be the View more quotes about first">first to fling himself upon the brandished glaives of determined Ashigaru? Yet, I was sure the bandits, despite the danger, and despite their fear, and their dread of the unknown quantity of the forces outside, would respond to Arashi's command.

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

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32 71 Arashi swept his hand toward Tajima, Yasushi, and the foragers.
32 72 "Kill them!" he cried.
32 73 The bandits milled, wavering.
32 74 Who would be the first to fling himself upon the brandished glaives of determined Ashigaru? Yet, I was sure the bandits, despite the danger, and despite their fear, and their dread of the unknown quantity of the forces outside, would respond to Arashi's command.
32 75 Indeed, given their misery and confusion I thought they might have been willing to respond to any order addressed to them with sufficient authority, perhaps by anyone.
32 76 The two glaives and the knife, I was sure, could not withstand a concerted attack of several desperate men.
32 77 "Kill them!" cried Arashi, again.
Arashi swept his hand toward Tajima, Yasushi, and the foragers. "Kill them!" he cried. The bandits milled, wavering. Who would be the first to fling himself upon the brandished glaives of determined Ashigaru? Yet, I was sure the bandits, despite the danger, and despite their fear, and their dread of the unknown quantity of the forces outside, would respond to Arashi's command. Indeed, given their misery and confusion I thought they might have been willing to respond to any order addressed to them with sufficient authority, perhaps by anyone. The two glaives and the knife, I was sure, could not withstand a concerted attack of several desperate men. "Kill them!" cried Arashi, again. - (Rebels of Gor)