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The Viking Women and the Sea Serpent (1958) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 24

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Sound clips of the best quotes and sfx from the 1958 film The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent.

Actors: Abby Dalton (Desir), Susan Cabot (Enger), Richard Devon (Stark), Jonathan Haze (Ottar)

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231 What are you doing here? -Starving. Have you got any extra food? -Yes.
232 What is it like to love a man as you love Vedric? I wonder if I'll ever know what it really means. -Someday, you'll know.
233 What would I do without you?
234 When I saw you, I thought it was over for me.
235 When she's gone, he'll forget. -Forget?
236 When their own rocky shores and forbidding mountains could no longer yield them a livelihood, they bade farewell to their women and ventured fearlessly into the unknown.
237 When we regained our strength, we tried to escape, but, well, for every attempt, Stark put two of our men to the sword. Two chosen by lot.
238 Where is he? Is he alive?
239 Where's Enger?
240 Where's Enger? -Well, she's...

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