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| 77 | 129 | This was View more quotes about noted">noted by Cabot, and gave him a better idea of what he might expect from such a foe. |
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| 77 | 126 | Doubtless Cabot wished that the slave might have reached the safety of the forest, a desiderated outcome, where she might, a fleet, collared human female, have managed to elude a lame Kur, but he was not surprised when she failed to do so. |
| 77 | 127 | He had, of course, gathered some intelligence from her attempt. |
| 77 | 128 | The Kur, despite his lameness, had moved with great agility. |
| 77 | 129 | This was noted by Cabot, and gave him a better idea of what he might expect from such a foe. |
| 77 | 130 | "Ah, dear Flavion," said Cabot, "you are quicker than I might have supposed". |
| 77 | 131 | "Lord Flavion," said Flavion. |
| 77 | 132 | Cabot shrugged, and watched while Flavion went to the gate, swung it shut, and secured it shut. |