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

"Certainly," said Pertinax, "a point of tarn rendezvous to be scouted from tarnback each day at the tenth Ahn, but that point is pasangs from the camp, and we had not anticipated any great difficulty in leaving the camp". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 42, Sentence #180)
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42 180 "View more quotes about certainly">Certainly," said Pertinax, "a point of tarn rendezvous to be scouted from tarnback each day at the tenth Ahn, but that point is pasangs from the camp, and we had not anticipated any great difficulty in leaving the camp".

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

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42 177 "Given the escape, the number of fugitives, and such, I would expect the perimeter to be infested with Ashigaru".
42 178 "I do not think we can long remain in the camp," said Pertinax.
42 179 "You and Ichiro," I said, "must have arranged some means of returning to the holding of Temmu or the encampment of tarns, surely not on foot".
42 180 "Certainly," said Pertinax, "a point of tarn rendezvous to be scouted from tarnback each day at the tenth Ahn, but that point is pasangs from the camp, and we had not anticipated any great difficulty in leaving the camp".
42 181 "Which anticipation must now seem miserably naive," I said.
42 182 "Unfortunately," said Pertinax.
42 183 As I had suggested earlier, the camp had been, possibly by intent, or carelessness, or arrogance, relatively open, but that situation, I was sure, no longer obtained.
"Given the escape, the number of fugitives, and such, I would expect the perimeter to be infested with Ashigaru". "I do not think we can long remain in the camp," said Pertinax. "You and Ichiro," I said, "must have arranged some means of returning to the holding of Temmu or the encampment of tarns, surely not on foot". "Certainly," said Pertinax, "a point of tarn rendezvous to be scouted from tarnback each day at the tenth Ahn, but that point is pasangs from the camp, and we had not anticipated any great difficulty in leaving the camp". "Which anticipation must now seem miserably naive," I said. "Unfortunately," said Pertinax. As I had suggested earlier, the camp had been, possibly by intent, or carelessness, or arrogance, relatively open, but that situation, I was sure, no longer obtained. - (Rebels of Gor)