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1. would become the River Stygian, but was lined on both sides by

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2. They had stormed over Kuthchemes like a tidal wave, washing the marble towers in blood, and the northern Stygian kingdom had gone down in fire and ruin

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3. Rumor said Natohk had welded thirty nomadic tribes and fifteen cities into his following, and that a rebellious Stygian prince had joined him

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4. Kothian culture and religion had suffered from a subtle admix ture of Shemite and Stygian strains

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5. His warriors covered the desert with their numbers, and he had five thousand Stygian troops in warchariots under the rebel prince Kutamun

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6. The monotony was broken only by a jutting tangle of stone ruins, some miles out on the desert, reputedly the remnants of an ancient Stygian temple

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7. Wave after wave of glaring faces and flashing spears surged up the slope, the asshuri filling the gaps in the Stygian ranks

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8. And survivors of butchered Stygian ships named Bêlit with curses, and a white warrior with fierce blue eyes; so the Stygian princes remembered this man long and long, and their memory was a bitter tree which bore crimson fruit in the years to come

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9. Once a Stygian galley, fleeing from me, fled up the river and vanished

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10. With a Stygian host on its heels, it had cut its way through the black kingdom of Kush, only to be annihilated on the edge of the southern desert

11. For days they had fled into the desert, pursued so far by Stygian horsemen that when they shook off the pursuit, they dared not turn back

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12. "Not a wound on him," grunted the Cimmerian, "but he's dead as Almuric with forty Stygian arrows in him

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13. On a venture Conan replied in Stygian, and the stranger answered in the same tongue: "Who are you?"

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14. The Cimmerian had never seen such a woman; her facial outline was Stygian, but she was not dusky-skinned like the Stygian women he had known; her limbs were like alabaster

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15. But when she spoke, in a deep rich musical voice, it was in the Stygian tongue

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16. "I am Thalis the Stygian," she replied

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17. "What are you, a Stygian woman, doing here?"

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18. She could speak Stygian only brokenly, but she understood it well enough

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19. When Conan turned, in compliance with Thalis's request, to glare at the doorway opposite, Natala had been standing just behind him, close to the side of the Stygian

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20. The Stygian was quite certainly not dead

21. What little courage remained to Natala ebbed away at sight of the Stygian standing limned in that weird glow, her beautiful face contorted with a passion that was no less than hellish

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22. "If you had not looked so long and admiringly at that Stygian cat—"

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23. I had it from a Stygian priest

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24. His left hand slid involuntarily under his Bakhariot belt and closed on the Stygian girdle

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25. Conan strode through a garden where great pale blossoms nodded in the starlight, and entered the tap-room, where a Stygian with the shaven head of a student sat at a table brooding over nameless mysteries, and some nondescripts wrangled over a game of dice in a corner

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26. Lucky thing for you, too, wench! When you knifed that Stygian officer, you forfeited Zarallo's favor and protection, and you outlawed yourself with the Stygians

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27. "What of the Stygian?"

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28. He was gibbering in the Stygian tongue, though in a dialect unfamiliar to her

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29. More than half a century ago a tribe of the Tlazitlans rebelled against the Stygian king, and, being defeated in battle, fled southward

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30. But you'll say this to them: 'It is the will of the gods that the Stygian and his Shemitish dogs be driven from Keshan

31. Conan wondered how deeply the man was in the intrigues of the Stygian

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32. Shed the radiance of thy wisdom on the paths of thy servants! Tell us, O mouthpiece of the gods: what is their will concerning Thutmekri the Stygian?"

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33. "It is the will of the gods that the Stygian and his Shemitish dogs be driven from Keshan!" She was repeating his exact words

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34. It's a trick of the Stygian priests

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35. "Days ago I saw the imperial squadrons ride from the city," said the Stygian

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36. The Stygian shrugged his broad shoulders

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37. "Wits and swords are as straws against the wisdom of the Darkness," growled the Stygian, his dark eyes flickering with menacing lights and shadows

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38. "I dare not," muttered the Stygian, wiping the blood from his lips

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39. "Not he," grinned the Stygian savagely, "else I had not been his slave, but his master

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40. How long he crouched over the baleful thing, motionless as a statue, drinking the evil aura of it into his dark soul, not even the Stygian knew

41. "No more, Ascalante, no more!" whispered the Stygian, and his eyes burned red as a vampire's in the gloom

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42. The Stygian flung up his arms in maddened exultation, and his teeth and eyes gleamed in the moonlight

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43. Strong beyond the comprehension of civilized man, he had broken the neck of a python in a fiendish battle on the Stygian coast, in his corsair days

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44. 'He was not a Stygian

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45. It lurks in Stygian tombs, and is called forth into being only by wizards

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46. I was a swordsman in Prince Almuric's army that invaded Stygia, and of his thirty thousand, fifteen thousand perished by Stygian arrows, and the rest by the black plague that rolled on us like a wind out of the south

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47. Men say our cult is a survival of the ancient Stygian serpent-worship

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48. And suddenly he remembered that curious flash he had seen emanating from the mysterious Stygian who had emerged from this chamber

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49. An uneasy feeling rose in Conan that this had not happened by chance, or without design; a conviction that the mysterious Stygian galley had come into the harbor of Messantia on a definite mission

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50. It was the Stygian galley and she was racing out to sea, bearing with her the jewel that meant to him the throne of Aquilonia

51. 'Have you sighted a Stygian galley—' began Conan, but the beard of the burly, brutal-faced captain bristled

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52. Then, leaving the Stygian guarded by the corsairs, Conan climbed into the fisher's boat

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53. Conan shivered; he was in a temple of some Stygian god, if not Set himself, then someone barely less grim

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54. In certain ceremonies the Stygian priests went masked

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55. Conan hoped the man would not discover him, but some instinct warned the Stygian

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56. The leader carried an ebon staff which supported a grinning white skull, and Conan knew it was one of the ritualistic processions so inexplicable to a foreigner, but which played a strong—and often sinister—part in the Stygian religion

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57. 'Her only sin was that she loved life and all the meanings of life,' said the Stygian girl

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58. To so many dreamers and poets and lovers she was not alone the evil princess of Stygian legend, but the symbol of eternal youth and beauty, shining for ever in some far realm of the gods

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59. There is a strong Shemitish, even a Stygian strain among the peoples of Koth, and to a lesser extent, of Argos, while in the case of the latter, admixture with the Zingarans has been more extensive than with the Shemites

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60. The Shemites are generally of medium height, though sometimes when mixed with Stygian blood, gigantic, broadly and strongly built, with hook noses, dark eyes and blue-black hair

61. The lower classes are a down-trodden, mongrel horde, a mixture of negroid, Stygian, Shemitish, even Hyborian bloods

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62. But Aquilonia's conquests were pushed to the Nilus, where a Stygian army was defeated with great slaughter, and the king of Stygia sent tribute—once at least—to divert invasion of his kingdom

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63. The latter, after their conquest of Shem, had overthrown a Stygian army at the Nilus and over-run the country as far south as the black kingdom of Amazon, of whose people they brought back thousands as captives, settling them among the Shemites

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64. In the north the Baltic Sea was formed, cutting Asgard into the peninsulas later known as Norway, Sweden and Denmark, and far to the south the Stygian continent was broken away from the rest of the world, on the line of cleavage formed by the river Nilus in its westward trend

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65. The short, thick-limbed Etruscans, base of the Roman race, were descendants of a people of mixed Stygian, Hyrkanian and Pictish strains, and originally lived in the ancient kingdom of Koth

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66. In any case, one or more of the last of the stygian sorcerers had taken refuge in the Forest, and that is where the Whites Knights of Calearn, aided by the magic of the white sorcerer Wirlis, tracked, and encircled, and finally, at huge cost, destroyed whatever remained of the nether Mage

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67. We were raising hell and voice to the Stygian winds, which were buffeting Christine and making it a chore to keep her on the road; we dared those winds to do their best, and that was our mistake

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68. thereof, nearest resembling the horrible Stygian smoke of the hel pit that is bottomless' The

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69. As o'er the Stygian lake it floats along,

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70. When Supper was quite finish’d and the Plates had been clear’d away, the head Monk stood, rais’d his Goblet again, and demanded that we all make a Solemn Oath ne’er to report what had transpir’d in these Stygian Caves

71. Since we parted in those Stygian Caves last Ev’ning, I have slept not a Wink, being toss’d upon a Sea of Doubts and Fears, the like of which I have ne’er known

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72. Here and there the brilliant rays penetrated to earth, but for the most part they only served to accentuate the Stygian blackness of the jungle's depths

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73. The black water flowed silently by in a sluggish, Stygian stream

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