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| 46 | 208 | "I cannot abide my own image in the View more quotes about mirror">mirror, and you would confront me with a living mirror, that I be reminded of my own misery, of my own appearance, which I regard with loathing and self-disgust". |
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| 46 | 205 | Lord Grendel snarled, and then there was, again, that raucous noise, snorting and ugly, which I took to be a Kur laugh, a derisive laugh. |
| 46 | 206 | "I do not understand," said Surtak. |
| 46 | 207 | "Do not insult me so grievously," said Lord Grendel. |
| 46 | 208 | "I cannot abide my own image in the mirror, and you would confront me with a living mirror, that I be reminded of my own misery, of my own appearance, which I regard with loathing and self-disgust". |
| 46 | 209 | The she-beast, shaken, was now clearly sobbing. |
| 46 | 210 | It was much like the crying of a human female. |
| 46 | 211 | I could not understand the sternness, the lack of feeling, on the part of Lord Grendel, who had hitherto shown even me, a slave, consideration and kindness. |