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| 56 | 211 | "We View more quotes about gave">gave them the opportunity, if not of redemption, in their own eyes," said Lord Grendel, "at least that of striking a blow for the world". |
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| 56 | 208 | "It was due to the ring," said Cabot, "that I was enabled to enter their great camp, that of the gathering, engage their attention, and certify my authority to speak, and plead, on behalf of Lord Arcesilaus". |
| 56 | 209 | "You did well, friend Cabot," said Lord Grendel. |
| 56 | 210 | "Your subsequent contacts with their agents, secretly accomplished, enabled their intervention in the affairs of the world". |
| 56 | 211 | "We gave them the opportunity, if not of redemption, in their own eyes," said Lord Grendel, "at least that of striking a blow for the world". |
| 56 | 212 | "I fear many still feel it incumbent upon them to submit to the rope or knife," said Cabot. |
| 56 | 213 | "That is madness," said Lord Grendel, "though this, I recognize, may be no more than an evidence of my weakness, a hesitation due to the human in me". |
| 56 | 214 | "I tried to convince them," said Cabot, "that defeat in a struggle well waged cannot be accounted dishonor". |