Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 69 | 132 | "But even his own View more quotes about kurii">Kurii, elsewhere in a dozen places, surrendered themselves, and the charges which had been committed to them, rather than perform so hideous and monstrous a deed". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 69 | 129 | "Thus, Agamemnon, and many of his adherents, escaped". |
| 69 | 130 | "Twice," said a Kur, "the world was again in jeopardy, for minions of Agamemnon were surprised in the planting of mighty charges, which, if detonated, would have opened the world to the outside". |
| 69 | 131 | "He would destroy the world, rather than have it no longer his," said Cabot. |
| 69 | 132 | "But even his own Kurii, elsewhere in a dozen places, surrendered themselves, and the charges which had been committed to them, rather than perform so hideous and monstrous a deed". |
| 69 | 133 | "It would not be Kur," said a Kur. |
| 69 | 134 | "I am pleased," said Cabot. |
| 69 | 135 | "But Agamemnon himself," said a Kur, "would prefer the forfeiture of a world to the loss of a throne". |
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"Thus, Agamemnon, and many of his adherents, escaped".
"Twice," said a Kur, "the world was again in jeopardy, for minions of Agamemnon were surprised in the planting of mighty charges, which, if detonated, would have opened the world to the outside".
"He would destroy the world, rather than have it no longer his," said Cabot.
"But even his own Kurii, elsewhere in a dozen places, surrendered themselves, and the charges which had been committed to them, rather than perform so hideous and monstrous a deed".
"It would not be Kur," said a Kur.
"I am pleased," said Cabot.
"But Agamemnon himself," said a Kur, "would prefer the forfeiture of a world to the loss of a throne".
- (Kur of Gor)