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

May they not eventually swarm forth as irrationally as many of you seem to propose to do, and might not they then, rather than us, be cut down in the intervening fields?" "Waiting would disconcert Agamemnon, at least," said Lord Grendel. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 66, Sentence #40)
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66 40 May they not eventually swarm View more quotes about forth">forth as irrationally as many of you seem to propose to do, and might not they then, rather than us, be cut down in the intervening fields?" "Waiting would disconcert Agamemnon, at least," said Lord Grendel.

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

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66 37 "Let us wait," pleaded Cabot.
66 38 "Must we instantly gratify Lord Agamemnon? I, for one, would not care to do so.
66 39 And what will Lord Agamemnon do, if we wait? His forces are doubtless as anxious as ours to bring our conflict to a favorable resolution.
66 40 May they not eventually swarm forth as irrationally as many of you seem to propose to do, and might not they then, rather than us, be cut down in the intervening fields?" "Waiting would disconcert Agamemnon, at least," said Lord Grendel.
66 41 "And certainly it will put pressure on his commanders, as their forces grow ever more restless".
66 42 "He may kill Lord Arcesilaus," said a Kur.
66 43 "If he does so," said Lord Grendel, "then he is no longer in a position to bargain with his life".
"Let us wait," pleaded Cabot. "Must we instantly gratify Lord Agamemnon? I, for one, would not care to do so. And what will Lord Agamemnon do, if we wait? His forces are doubtless as anxious as ours to bring our conflict to a favorable resolution. May they not eventually swarm forth as irrationally as many of you seem to propose to do, and might not they then, rather than us, be cut down in the intervening fields?" "Waiting would disconcert Agamemnon, at least," said Lord Grendel. "And certainly it will put pressure on his commanders, as their forces grow ever more restless". "He may kill Lord Arcesilaus," said a Kur. "If he does so," said Lord Grendel, "then he is no longer in a position to bargain with his life". - (Kur of Gor)