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

I saw them descend, our terrible foes, in their thousands, into the vale, heavily armed. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #45)
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57 45 I saw them descend, our terrible foes, in their View more quotes about thousands">thousands, into the vale, heavily armed.

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

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57 42 "Did I not see you die?" "It seems not," said Cabot.
57 43 "I waited with you in the Vale of Destruction," said Flavion, "but grew suspicious, and withdrew to confirm my suspicions.
57 44 Unnoted, I ascended the rim of the vale, where, to my horror, I saw minions of Agamemnon, countless minions, converging on our position! I was cut off! I could not return to warn you! Discovered, I fought and slew six enemies, but, turning, saw what could only be the initiation of a most complete and grievous slaughter.
57 45 I saw them descend, our terrible foes, in their thousands, into the vale, heavily armed.
57 46 Only one outcome could proceed, given a position so untenable, and odds so fearful.
57 47 So, stricken in heart, anguished, I must return to the camp, that our fellows be apprised at least of the danger in which they must then stand".
57 48 "Noble Flavion," said Grendel, "how brave you are, how well you did".
"Did I not see you die?" "It seems not," said Cabot. "I waited with you in the Vale of Destruction," said Flavion, "but grew suspicious, and withdrew to confirm my suspicions. Unnoted, I ascended the rim of the vale, where, to my horror, I saw minions of Agamemnon, countless minions, converging on our position! I was cut off! I could not return to warn you! Discovered, I fought and slew six enemies, but, turning, saw what could only be the initiation of a most complete and grievous slaughter. I saw them descend, our terrible foes, in their thousands, into the vale, heavily armed. Only one outcome could proceed, given a position so untenable, and odds so fearful. So, stricken in heart, anguished, I must return to the camp, that our fellows be apprised at least of the danger in which they must then stand". "Noble Flavion," said Grendel, "how brave you are, how well you did". - (Kur of Gor)