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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You do not understand! I am not to die! The others, not I! I am favored of Lord Agamemnon! I am high in the world! I am Ubara, Ubara!" These noises, of course, would be unintelligible to any Kur who lacked an activated translator. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 43, Sentence #3)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
43 3 "You do not View more quotes about understand">understand! I am not to die! The others, not I! I am favored of Lord Agamemnon! I am high in the world! I am Ubara, Ubara!" These noises, of course, would be unintelligible to any Kur who lacked an activated translator.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
42 146 He looked back, once, and saw the slave, climbing below him, and, down on the floor, in the sawdust, he saw the first Kur, fallen, inert.
43 1 In the Vicinity of the Slaughter Bench As Cabot climbed the ladder the shrieks of the Lady Bina came to him.
43 2 "No!" she cried.
43 3 "You do not understand! I am not to die! The others, not I! I am favored of Lord Agamemnon! I am high in the world! I am Ubara, Ubara!" These noises, of course, would be unintelligible to any Kur who lacked an activated translator.
43 4 He, or what, to whom they were addressed, was probably familiar with the squeals of food animals.
43 5 Cabot thrust up the trap door which led to the higher level at the height of the ladder.
43 6 It was heavy, and perhaps few humans could have raised it, but Cabot, who was strong for a human, with a great effort, threw it back.
He looked back, once, and saw the slave, climbing below him, and, down on the floor, in the sawdust, he saw the first Kur, fallen, inert. In the Vicinity of the Slaughter Bench As Cabot climbed the ladder the shrieks of the Lady Bina came to him. "No!" she cried. "You do not understand! I am not to die! The others, not I! I am favored of Lord Agamemnon! I am high in the world! I am Ubara, Ubara!" These noises, of course, would be unintelligible to any Kur who lacked an activated translator. He, or what, to whom they were addressed, was probably familiar with the squeals of food animals. Cabot thrust up the trap door which led to the higher level at the height of the ladder. It was heavy, and perhaps few humans could have raised it, but Cabot, who was strong for a human, with a great effort, threw it back. - (Kur of Gor)