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

"Even we ourselves," said Statius, "regarded our attack as little more than an act of desperation, if not of madness. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #196)
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47 196 "Even we View more quotes about ourselves">ourselves," said Statius, "regarded our attack as little more than an act of desperation, if not of madness.

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

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47 193 "You believe Agamemnon to have been informed of our plans?" "Certainly," said Grendel.
47 194 "He may have anticipated such a move," said Cabot.
47 195 "It is unlikely," said Lord Grendel, "that without intelligence he would have anticipated, and prepared so carefully for, even to the removal of guards, so unlikely and bold a stroke as an attempt on the arsenal itself".
47 196 "Even we ourselves," said Statius, "regarded our attack as little more than an act of desperation, if not of madness.
47 197 We expected to battle through legions of guards, in a venture in all likelihood foredoomed".
47 198 "Agamemnon is shrewd," said Cabot.
47 199 "The devising of such a trap would be well within his ken".
"You believe Agamemnon to have been informed of our plans?" "Certainly," said Grendel. "He may have anticipated such a move," said Cabot. "It is unlikely," said Lord Grendel, "that without intelligence he would have anticipated, and prepared so carefully for, even to the removal of guards, so unlikely and bold a stroke as an attempt on the arsenal itself". "Even we ourselves," said Statius, "regarded our attack as little more than an act of desperation, if not of madness. We expected to battle through legions of guards, in a venture in all likelihood foredoomed". "Agamemnon is shrewd," said Cabot. "The devising of such a trap would be well within his ken". - (Kur of Gor)