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| 5 | 678 | Too, I View more quotes about thought">thought, how foolish to look for loyalty amongst the disloyal, to hope for honor from those who were without honor. |
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| 5 | 675 | "Might she not have loyal retainers?" I asked. |
| 5 | 676 | "Men who would die for her?" "None would stand by her," said a fellow, "once she no longer stood within the palisade of foreign spears". |
| 5 | 677 | "She was despised," said another, "even by those welcomed within the chambers of her treason". |
| 5 | 678 | Too, I thought, how foolish to look for loyalty amongst the disloyal, to hope for honor from those who were without honor. |
| 5 | 679 | Would the ultimate motivation of the conspirator not be the sanctity of his own skin? Frightened urts will turn on their fellows and lacerate them. |
| 5 | 680 | They will kill one another for a drop of blood. |
| 5 | 681 | Betrayal is a not infrequent behavior, and it is one to which one may easily become habituated. |