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| 54 | 124 | It is View more quotes about almost">almost certain to fall within the perimeters of permissible weaponry, knives, swords, pikes, spears, staffs, axes, and such, and most likely axes, for Kurii, like the men of Torvaldsland, are fond of the ax". |
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| 54 | 121 | "Surely, dear Kurik," said Lord Grendel, "you have been following what I have been saying". |
| 54 | 122 | "I could not avoid it," said Kurik. |
| 54 | 123 | "The purport," said Lord Grendel, "is that the armament of our friends, those before us, and those behind us, is unlikely to be in violation of the laws of the Priest-Kings. |
| 54 | 124 | It is almost certain to fall within the perimeters of permissible weaponry, knives, swords, pikes, spears, staffs, axes, and such, and most likely axes, for Kurii, like the men of Torvaldsland, are fond of the ax". |
| 54 | 125 | "As are you," said Kurik, continuing to look back. |
| 54 | 126 | Lord Grendel had left his ax behind when he had advanced to meet Surtak's party, to effect the exchange. |
| 54 | 127 | Kurik, too, had left his weapons behind. |