Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 54 | 286 | Why it happened is View more quotes about another">another thing". |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 54 | 283 | "It is seventeen days," said Tajima, "since the iron dragon visited the forces of Yamada in the north". |
| 54 | 284 | "That is enough time," I said, "for whatever was to happen to have happened". |
| 54 | 285 | "What happened is one thing," I said, "whatever it may be. |
| 54 | 286 | Why it happened is another thing". |
| 54 | 287 | "Would Lord Yamada know?" asked Pertinax. |
| 54 | 288 | "What he knows," I said, "is likely to be little different from what is known by thousands of others, namely, that the iron dragon favored the house of Temmu, and then disappeared, perhaps to return to its mysterious realm of origin". |
| 54 | 289 | After the attack on the south camp and the siege works associated with it, I had circled about the mountain of the holding, burning hundreds of tents, blasting earthen ramparts, and pouring fire into better than a hundred trenches. |
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"It is seventeen days," said Tajima, "since the iron dragon visited the forces of Yamada in the north".
"That is enough time," I said, "for whatever was to happen to have happened".
"What happened is one thing," I said, "whatever it may be.
Why it happened is another thing".
"Would Lord Yamada know?" asked Pertinax.
"What he knows," I said, "is likely to be little different from what is known by thousands of others, namely, that the iron dragon favored the house of Temmu, and then disappeared, perhaps to return to its mysterious realm of origin".
After the attack on the south camp and the siege works associated with it, I had circled about the mountain of the holding, burning hundreds of tents, blasting earthen ramparts, and pouring fire into better than a hundred trenches.
- (Rebels of Gor)