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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Yes," said Grendel, "but one was most feared by Agamemnon, one whom he wished to deal with first, one whom he long pretended to befriend, but one whom he suspected well comprehended his ambitions and machinations, one whom he then conveyed from the world, ignominiously, daring to do no more at the time, and then proceeded to lay his plans, and supply and ready his fleet". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 52, Sentence #25)
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52 25 "Yes," said View more quotes about grendel">Grendel, "but one was most feared by Agamemnon, one whom he wished to deal with first, one whom he long pretended to befriend, but one whom he suspected well comprehended his ambitions and machinations, one whom he then conveyed from the world, ignominiously, daring to do no more at the time, and then proceeded to lay his plans, and supply and ready his fleet".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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52 22 "Speak," said Cabot.
52 23 "Agamemnon is the rival amongst the worlds of a great general, and vies to be first amongst the worlds, the leader of the several worlds".
52 24 "There are several such leaders, generals, are there not?" asked Cabot.
52 25 "Yes," said Grendel, "but one was most feared by Agamemnon, one whom he wished to deal with first, one whom he long pretended to befriend, but one whom he suspected well comprehended his ambitions and machinations, one whom he then conveyed from the world, ignominiously, daring to do no more at the time, and then proceeded to lay his plans, and supply and ready his fleet".
52 26 "I know the general, I am sure," said Cabot.
52 27 "It could have been any one of a number," said Grendel.
52 28 "But it was not," said Cabot.
"Speak," said Cabot. "Agamemnon is the rival amongst the worlds of a great general, and vies to be first amongst the worlds, the leader of the several worlds". "There are several such leaders, generals, are there not?" asked Cabot. "Yes," said Grendel, "but one was most feared by Agamemnon, one whom he wished to deal with first, one whom he long pretended to befriend, but one whom he suspected well comprehended his ambitions and machinations, one whom he then conveyed from the world, ignominiously, daring to do no more at the time, and then proceeded to lay his plans, and supply and ready his fleet". "I know the general, I am sure," said Cabot. "It could have been any one of a number," said Grendel. "But it was not," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)