Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 39 | 70 | It was his View more quotes about hope">hope that enough might fall to discourage the approach of others. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 39 | 67 | Cabot, who knew his weapon far better than his foes, rather as the shark, stepped forth from the foliage. |
| 39 | 68 | He had little doubt Kurii would attack him, as they did not know his weapon, and its power. |
| 39 | 69 | And some would be swifter than others. |
| 39 | 70 | It was his hope that enough might fall to discourage the approach of others. |
| 39 | 71 | If all advanced, clearly some would reach him. |
| 39 | 72 | Kurii, he trusted, are rational animals and would seldom choose certain death. |
| 39 | 73 | The first thing he did was wave to his left and right, backward, as though encouraging cohorts, who might be numerous, to remain concealed. |
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Cabot, who knew his weapon far better than his foes, rather as the shark, stepped forth from the foliage.
He had little doubt Kurii would attack him, as they did not know his weapon, and its power.
And some would be swifter than others.
It was his hope that enough might fall to discourage the approach of others.
If all advanced, clearly some would reach him.
Kurii, he trusted, are rational animals and would seldom choose certain death.
The first thing he did was wave to his left and right, backward, as though encouraging cohorts, who might be numerous, to remain concealed.
- (Kur of Gor)