Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 207 | "What could View more quotes about possibly">possibly be the reason?" Lord Grendel did not respond, but appeared stricken. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 204 | It is in our power to win the war this very night". |
| 61 | 205 | "We do not march tonight," said Lord Grendel. |
| 61 | 206 | "But why, Lord?" asked Flavion. |
| 61 | 207 | "What could possibly be the reason?" Lord Grendel did not respond, but appeared stricken. |
| 61 | 208 | "If I may answer that," said Cabot, "it is because the omens are inauspicious". |
| 61 | 209 | "What omens?" said Flavion. |
| 61 | 210 | "I feared it," said Cabot, "when I first heard the screams of the Lady Bina, and grew more fearful when she screamed thrice, for that is the number of screams. |
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It is in our power to win the war this very night".
"We do not march tonight," said Lord Grendel.
"But why, Lord?" asked Flavion.
"What could possibly be the reason?" Lord Grendel did not respond, but appeared stricken.
"If I may answer that," said Cabot, "it is because the omens are inauspicious".
"What omens?" said Flavion.
"I feared it," said Cabot, "when I first heard the screams of the Lady Bina, and grew more fearful when she screamed thrice, for that is the number of screams.
- (Kur of Gor)