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| 29 | 245 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps he had been already taken and was already slain, or incarcerated, heavily chained, in some foul pit or tiny cell. |
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| 29 | 242 | There was a pile of dry wood there, chips, branches, and bark. |
| 29 | 243 | This trove of combustibles had been fetched earlier by the slave, while Cabot had investigated the beach, and prowled within the forest, discovering however no sign of Lord Grendel or the Lady Bina. |
| 29 | 244 | Perhaps Grendel had not come to this place. |
| 29 | 245 | Perhaps he had been already taken and was already slain, or incarcerated, heavily chained, in some foul pit or tiny cell. |
| 29 | 246 | While in the forest Cabot had procured a long, sharpened stick. |
| 29 | 247 | It would serve as a weapon. |
| 29 | 248 | As yet, Cabot had kindled no fire, but expected to do so later, perhaps the next evening, and then withdraw from it, to the forest, to see who might come, if any, to inquire. |