Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 217 | "I View more quotes about myself">myself," said Lord Grendel, "am similarly dubious of such portents, but one hesitates to risk a great enterprise when the signs are against it". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 214 | "That is absurd," said Flavion. |
| 61 | 215 | "I do not doubt it," said Cabot, "and I myself take little stock in omens. |
| 61 | 216 | I merely call attention to the omen, for I should feel remiss did I not do so". |
| 61 | 217 | "I myself," said Lord Grendel, "am similarly dubious of such portents, but one hesitates to risk a great enterprise when the signs are against it". |
| 61 | 218 | "Clearly, surely," said Statius, "the signs are against marching tonight". |
| 61 | 219 | Several of the Kurii exchanged uneasy glances, and the humans, too, looked to one another, apprehensively. |
| 61 | 220 | "Return to your duties," said Lord Grendel to the Kurii and humans about. |
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"That is absurd," said Flavion.
"I do not doubt it," said Cabot, "and I myself take little stock in omens.
I merely call attention to the omen, for I should feel remiss did I not do so".
"I myself," said Lord Grendel, "am similarly dubious of such portents, but one hesitates to risk a great enterprise when the signs are against it".
"Clearly, surely," said Statius, "the signs are against marching tonight".
Several of the Kurii exchanged uneasy glances, and the humans, too, looked to one another, apprehensively.
"Return to your duties," said Lord Grendel to the Kurii and humans about.
- (Kur of Gor)