| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 48 | 234 | It was the Kur who, when an View more quotes about iron">iron-chain Kur, had stood before Agamemnon with another Kur in the audience chamber, a silver-chain Kur. |
| 48 | 235 | There had been mutual protestations of some sort, in which perhaps the iron-chain Kur might have been denouncing the one with the silver chain, and the one with the silver chain might have been defending himself. |
| 48 | 236 | It was hard to say, as this took place in Kur, and there were no activated translators in the room. |
| 48 | 237 | The silver-chain Kur had then been slain, most unpleasantly, by Agamemnon, then housed in the large, crab-like metal body, and the silver chain, with garlands, had been awarded to former iron-chain Kur. |
| 48 | 238 | Lucius turned away, disdaining to acknowledge the celebratory acclaim of the silver-chain Kur. |
| 48 | 239 | He turned back to the container on the left, which had been the only one from which a voice had emanated of late. |
| 48 | 240 | "Be careful," he said to his fellows at the dais. |