Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 259 | He View more quotes about cried">cried this more desperately, his right paw raised in salutation. |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 256 | "So, noble Agamemnon," he cried. |
| 48 | 257 | "We have found you at last!" "Do not hurt him," begged Timarchos. |
| 48 | 258 | "Hail Lucius!" cried the silver-chain Kur who had been ignored. |
| 48 | 259 | He cried this more desperately, his right paw raised in salutation. |
| 48 | 260 | Lucius turned about, annoyed. |
| 48 | 261 | "I was in the chamber," said Lucius, "when you falsely informed on your superior, and won thereby a silver chain. |
| 48 | 262 | Agamemnon knew the fraudulence of your charges but saw fit to reward you, that more honest informers might not fear to come forth, with more reliable intelligence". |
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"So, noble Agamemnon," he cried.
"We have found you at last!" "Do not hurt him," begged Timarchos.
"Hail Lucius!" cried the silver-chain Kur who had been ignored.
He cried this more desperately, his right paw raised in salutation.
Lucius turned about, annoyed.
"I was in the chamber," said Lucius, "when you falsely informed on your superior, and won thereby a silver chain.
Agamemnon knew the fraudulence of your charges but saw fit to reward you, that more honest informers might not fear to come forth, with more reliable intelligence".
- (Conspirators of Gor)