Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 55 | 275 | "In that," said View more quotes about cabot">Cabot, "we were mistaken. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 55 | 272 | "That must have taken great courage, for she has feared them, terribly, since the pens". |
| 55 | 273 | "Her act, I suspect," said Cabot, "was one less of courage than of terror, of sudden and thoughtless desperation, an irrational flight at any cost to escape capture by the killer humans". |
| 55 | 274 | "It is true," said Lord Grendel, "that we had attempted to assure her of the harmlessness of cattle humans". |
| 55 | 275 | "In that," said Cabot, "we were mistaken. |
| 55 | 276 | It might have been true once, but it seems untrue now. |
| 55 | 277 | Some cattle humans in any event now arm themselves, however primitively, and attack others, and encroach on the feeding territories of others, and so on. |
| 55 | 278 | Indeed, they have now exceeded, it seems, their former bovine placidity, now that they are not cared for, and fed. |
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"That must have taken great courage, for she has feared them, terribly, since the pens".
"Her act, I suspect," said Cabot, "was one less of courage than of terror, of sudden and thoughtless desperation, an irrational flight at any cost to escape capture by the killer humans".
"It is true," said Lord Grendel, "that we had attempted to assure her of the harmlessness of cattle humans".
"In that," said Cabot, "we were mistaken.
It might have been true once, but it seems untrue now.
Some cattle humans in any event now arm themselves, however primitively, and attack others, and encroach on the feeding territories of others, and so on.
Indeed, they have now exceeded, it seems, their former bovine placidity, now that they are not cared for, and fed.
- (Kur of Gor)