Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 56 | 183 | "They do not View more quotes about know">know if they are friend or foe! They understand nothing! Perhaps they are reinforcements, additions to their numbers!" Suddenly there were cries of rage, and the crackling, and streaming of weapons. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 56 | 180 | Dear Cabot, you were successful! The minions of Agamemnon are only now aware that there are others behind them". |
| 56 | 181 | Cabot could now hear cries of surprise, of questioning. |
| 56 | 182 | "They turn about! They are confused," said Lord Grendel. |
| 56 | 183 | "They do not know if they are friend or foe! They understand nothing! Perhaps they are reinforcements, additions to their numbers!" Suddenly there were cries of rage, and the crackling, and streaming of weapons. |
| 56 | 184 | Lancets of fire cut through the darkness. |
| 56 | 185 | Cabot could hear the sounds of fighting, of grappling, the hiss of weaponry, the striking of blades, axes, doubtless, into shoulders and flesh. |
| 56 | 186 | "Rise from the trenches, attack, attack, Kur brothers!" called Lord Grendel, and his cries were echoed, from trench to trench, and coursed down the lengths of trenches, and Cabot, and the humans, confused, bewildered, were aware of mighty bodies, howling with cries of war, scrambling out of the trenches. |
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Dear Cabot, you were successful! The minions of Agamemnon are only now aware that there are others behind them".
Cabot could now hear cries of surprise, of questioning.
"They turn about! They are confused," said Lord Grendel.
"They do not know if they are friend or foe! They understand nothing! Perhaps they are reinforcements, additions to their numbers!" Suddenly there were cries of rage, and the crackling, and streaming of weapons.
Lancets of fire cut through the darkness.
Cabot could hear the sounds of fighting, of grappling, the hiss of weaponry, the striking of blades, axes, doubtless, into shoulders and flesh.
"Rise from the trenches, attack, attack, Kur brothers!" called Lord Grendel, and his cries were echoed, from trench to trench, and coursed down the lengths of trenches, and Cabot, and the humans, confused, bewildered, were aware of mighty bodies, howling with cries of war, scrambling out of the trenches.
- (Kur of Gor)