Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 53 | 103 | It was, seemingly, that of a neutral. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 53 | 100 | Too, at the View more quotes about distance">distance, it was not clear that the targets might not be no more than a Kur and its pet, or even a nondominant, followed by a scavenging human. |
| 53 | 101 | Had they realized the nature of the targets a pursuit would have doubtless been pressed with earnestness. |
| 53 | 102 | Before they had been detected the second time, Cabot had come upon the body of a Kur, muchly mutilated. |
| 53 | 103 | It was, seemingly, that of a neutral. |
| 53 | 104 | In any event it bore no purple scarf, though, to be sure, such an emblem might have been removed, for one purpose or another, perhaps even to serve as a trophy. |
| 53 | 105 | "Butchery," had said Cabot. |
| 53 | 106 | "Killer humans," had said Lord Grendel. |
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Too, at the distance, it was not clear that the targets might not be no more than a Kur and its pet, or even a nondominant, followed by a scavenging human.
Had they realized the nature of the targets a pursuit would have doubtless been pressed with earnestness.
Before they had been detected the second time, Cabot had come upon the body of a Kur, muchly mutilated.
It was, seemingly, that of a neutral.
In any event it bore no purple scarf, though, to be sure, such an emblem might have been removed, for one purpose or another, perhaps even to serve as a trophy.
"Butchery," had said Cabot.
"Killer humans," had said Lord Grendel.
- (Kur of Gor)