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Carts should have been brought for their shields; the paga ration last night had been meager and of poor quality; the porridge this morning had been no better than slave gruel; yesterday's column had spent a comfortable night in the village, carousing and sleeping, not in blankets between rowing benches; the best loot had already been seized and hidden, and so on. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #47)

Thurnock looked at me. I shook my head, "No". From where we knelt or crouched in the grass, but yards from the road, we could hear the voices of the men in the column, conversing, cursing, bantering, complaining. Carts should have been brought for their shields; the paga ration last night had been meager and of poor quality; the porridge this morning had been no better than slave gruel; yesterday's column had spent a comfortable night in the village, carousing and sleeping, not in blankets between rowing benches; the best loot had already been seized and hidden, and so on. I had distributed our men carefully. Given our numbers, we could not begin to expose the entire column to a simultaneous attack. I hoped to cut the column in two, attacking its centrality. - (Avengers of Gor)