Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 74 | 189 | "And what, supposedly, is to be the View more quotes about reason">reason for this journey at this time?" "A journey," said Cabot, "may have more than one reason". |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 74 | 186 | "I am going to seek out our old camp, from which, long ago, we were to march on the palace". |
| 74 | 187 | "I think I understand," said Lord Grendel. |
| 74 | 188 | "There is to be no secret about my departure," said Cabot, "nor about my destination". |
| 74 | 189 | "And what, supposedly, is to be the reason for this journey at this time?" "A journey," said Cabot, "may have more than one reason". |
| 74 | 190 | "And what," asked Lord Grendel, "is that reason which lies open, and comprehensible, to all?" "To take a slave into the forest, far from civilization, and do with her as I will," Cabot said. |
| 74 | 191 | "That she may learn she is a slave?" "Yes". |
| 74 | 192 | "I do not think I would care to be she," said Lord Grendel. |
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"I am going to seek out our old camp, from which, long ago, we were to march on the palace".
"I think I understand," said Lord Grendel.
"There is to be no secret about my departure," said Cabot, "nor about my destination".
"And what, supposedly, is to be the reason for this journey at this time?" "A journey," said Cabot, "may have more than one reason".
"And what," asked Lord Grendel, "is that reason which lies open, and comprehensible, to all?" "To take a slave into the forest, far from civilization, and do with her as I will," Cabot said.
"That she may learn she is a slave?" "Yes".
"I do not think I would care to be she," said Lord Grendel.
- (Kur of Gor)