Best 14 quotes of Bryn Hammond on MyQuotes

A howl, neither human nor animal but from a creature not invented yet, punctuated their departure. It was Jochi's battlecry, that he had worked on for years.

And I saw you and I thought, she'd be a cosy fit inside my arm.

Divine guidance can be a faint touch - gone in a trice - like dreams.

For a few heady weeks of the year the steppe in a binge throws out a wilderness of flowers that tangle your hooves and confuse your horse.

I am a neighbour king to stretch my branches over him, just as Toghrul sheltered me when I was a weed-stalk next to a strong tree.

In steppe epic, a steed and a sister are your trustiest, most intelligent and indefatigable aid: the hero doesn't have to be heroic, but these do.

Perceptions? Yesugei didn't give a goat's toenail about perceptions, but society was society. ... 'Who gives a billy's balls what one or two wives have to say?' 'Quite, father.' This was strong language, to cite the nether parts, stronger than toenails.

Such coincidences were the rhymes that God wrote into fate, his chords of music.

Tchingis, if you determine this is to be so, who can withstand you? You are poetry after an ugly day, and heal wounds I didn't know I had.

Temujin had had not the slightest notion that bad emotion can just grow and grow from inside you and squeeze out the universe.

Temujin watched Borte's ballet, her elegance on the fulcrum of her hips.

The animals haven't split apart into what they think and what they feel. They are whole and trust in their instincts.

The gallantry was the women's. ... The woman's chivalry in such circumstances is obviously expected.

The glue between the horn that pushes and the sinew that pulls. The glue gets ignored, but you know, Ahai, up to half of a bow is glue. I suspect Ogodoi is the son I can least afford to lose.