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| 69 | 135 | "But View more quotes about agamemnon">Agamemnon himself," said a Kur, "would prefer the forfeiture of a world to the loss of a throne". |
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| 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". |
| 69 | 136 | "Perhaps even to the least diminution of his power," said another. |
| 69 | 137 | "Such a deed, the destruction of a world, would be his last, grand act," said a Kur, "a fitting conclusion to his reign". |
| 69 | 138 | "Even were such a charge detonated," said a Kur, "it would not necessarily entail the end of the world". |