Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 54 | 247 | "At View more quotes about best">best," said Pertinax, "the cavalry could do little more than attack the cameras, little more than blind the dragon". |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 54 | 244 | "The cavalry is no longer a minion of the house of Temmu," I said. |
| 54 | 245 | "It is an independent arm, a sovereign force". |
| 54 | 246 | "It may be committed," said Tajima, "even if the engagement be suicidal". |
| 54 | 247 | "At best," said Pertinax, "the cavalry could do little more than attack the cameras, little more than blind the dragon". |
| 54 | 248 | "The success of such an attack would be unlikely," I said, "if the dragon chose to defend itself. |
| 54 | 249 | Too, I would suspect that the cameras are either shielded or inconspicuous". |
| 54 | 250 | "Still," said Tajima, "the cavalry might fling itself upon the dragon, however madly, however futilely". |
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"The cavalry is no longer a minion of the house of Temmu," I said.
"It is an independent arm, a sovereign force".
"It may be committed," said Tajima, "even if the engagement be suicidal".
"At best," said Pertinax, "the cavalry could do little more than attack the cameras, little more than blind the dragon".
"The success of such an attack would be unlikely," I said, "if the dragon chose to defend itself.
Too, I would suspect that the cameras are either shielded or inconspicuous".
"Still," said Tajima, "the cavalry might fling itself upon the dragon, however madly, however futilely".
- (Rebels of Gor)