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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Let us assume further that our search has been most thorough and that our lines resisted penetration". - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #22)
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25 22 "Let us assume View more quotes about further">further that our search has been most thorough and that our lines resisted penetration".

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 19 Haroun spun about, his burnoose swirling, and, angrily, leaped to the dais of the Salt Ubar, and strode upon it, like a frustrated larl.
25 20 "Let us assume, Pasha," said I to Hassan, "that Ibn Saran entered this kasbah".
25 21 "He did," cried a man.
25 22 "Let us assume further that our search has been most thorough and that our lines resisted penetration".
25 23 "These seem reasonable assumptions," said Haroun, "but how is it possible they can all be true and yet Ibn Saran neither fallen nor in chains?" "There is another kasbah nearby, that of his confederate, Tarna," I said.
25 24 "It could not be reached across the desert," said a man.
25 25 "Yes! Yes!" cried Haroun.
Haroun spun about, his burnoose swirling, and, angrily, leaped to the dais of the Salt Ubar, and strode upon it, like a frustrated larl. "Let us assume, Pasha," said I to Hassan, "that Ibn Saran entered this kasbah". "He did," cried a man. "Let us assume further that our search has been most thorough and that our lines resisted penetration". "These seem reasonable assumptions," said Haroun, "but how is it possible they can all be true and yet Ibn Saran neither fallen nor in chains?" "There is another kasbah nearby, that of his confederate, Tarna," I said. "It could not be reached across the desert," said a man. "Yes! Yes!" cried Haroun. - (Tribesmen of Gor)