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| 55 | 277 | Some cattle View more quotes about humans">humans in any event now arm themselves, however primitively, and attack others, and encroach on the feeding territories of others, and so on. |
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| 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. |
| 55 | 279 | Now, it seems, they have learned cruelty, predation, and war". |
| 55 | 280 | "They are becoming more human," said Lord Grendel. |