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| 24 | 264 | "Do not fret, View more quotes about small">small, soft one," said Grendel. |
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| 24 | 261 | "You might bring a good price, and obtain a well-to-do master". |
| 24 | 262 | "I, a slave? Never a slave! Not I!" "A collar is too good for you," said Cabot. |
| 24 | 263 | "Beast!" she hissed. |
| 24 | 264 | "Do not fret, small, soft one," said Grendel. |
| 24 | 265 | "And let us hope these coarse encirclements, doubtless so embarrassing you, and so discomforting you, will dissociate you from my crime. |
| 24 | 266 | When you are found as you are, bound and helpless, it is possible your life may be spared". |
| 24 | 267 | Cabot was not sure of this, as the Kur concept of justice is latitudinal, and often deep, and guilt is seldom conceived of as an individual thing, but rather as a generic plague which must be ruthlessly extirpated. |