Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 60 | 275 | Men, in View more quotes about fear">fear, drew apart from the Kurii, as they could. |
| 60 | 276 | Guards and soldiers, in their lines, looked to one another. |
| 60 | 277 | Lines wavered as some men moved back, and others leaned forward, bracing their spear shafts in the turf. |
| 60 | 278 | Officers were silent. |
| 60 | 279 | "Behold," called Tyrtaios, from his stance, some yards back. |
| 60 | 280 | "It is a surprise, arranged by Aelius and Lucilius, to delight the afternoon, the execution of an enemy, the consolidation of their seizure of power". |
| 60 | 281 | If larls could speak, how could one transcribe their names in human phonemes? I did not even know, nor, if I knew, could I pronounce the Kur name of Lord Grendel, or that of Lord Agamemnon, or Surtak, or Eve, or Lyris, or others. |
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Men, in fear, drew apart from the Kurii, as they could.
Guards and soldiers, in their lines, looked to one another.
Lines wavered as some men moved back, and others leaned forward, bracing their spear shafts in the turf.
Officers were silent.
"Behold," called Tyrtaios, from his stance, some yards back.
"It is a surprise, arranged by Aelius and Lucilius, to delight the afternoon, the execution of an enemy, the consolidation of their seizure of power".
If larls could speak, how could one transcribe their names in human phonemes? I did not even know, nor, if I knew, could I pronounce the Kur name of Lord Grendel, or that of Lord Agamemnon, or Surtak, or Eve, or Lyris, or others.
- (Plunder of Gor)