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

Then, escaped from the camp, she betrayed the attack on the arsenal, that encompassing the slaughter of so many of our brothers, and then, clearly, returning, spying, she must have somehow become apprised of our plans involving the palace, and the Vale of Destruction, and betrayed those to Agamemnon, as well". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 57, Sentence #103)
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57 103 Then, View more quotes about escaped">escaped from the camp, she betrayed the attack on the arsenal, that encompassing the slaughter of so many of our brothers, and then, clearly, returning, spying, she must have somehow become apprised of our plans involving the palace, and the Vale of Destruction, and betrayed those to Agamemnon, as well".

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

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57 100 "She is to have the freedom of the camp," said Lord Grendel.
57 101 "Surely not!" said Flavion.
57 102 "She betrayed Peisistratus and Lord Arcesilaus, and doubtless others, to Agamemnon, long ago.
57 103 Then, escaped from the camp, she betrayed the attack on the arsenal, that encompassing the slaughter of so many of our brothers, and then, clearly, returning, spying, she must have somehow become apprised of our plans involving the palace, and the Vale of Destruction, and betrayed those to Agamemnon, as well".
57 104 "I see," said Lord Grendel.
57 105 The girl whimpered, negatively, but dared not speak.
57 106 "She was brought to the camp, a prisoner," said Lord Grendel, "before our march to the Vale of Destruction".
"She is to have the freedom of the camp," said Lord Grendel. "Surely not!" said Flavion. "She betrayed Peisistratus and Lord Arcesilaus, and doubtless others, to Agamemnon, long ago. Then, escaped from the camp, she betrayed the attack on the arsenal, that encompassing the slaughter of so many of our brothers, and then, clearly, returning, spying, she must have somehow become apprised of our plans involving the palace, and the Vale of Destruction, and betrayed those to Agamemnon, as well". "I see," said Lord Grendel. The girl whimpered, negatively, but dared not speak. "She was brought to the camp, a prisoner," said Lord Grendel, "before our march to the Vale of Destruction". - (Kur of Gor)