Ander - Chapter 3, Subchapter 5
Why in the cora's name didn't you stay with the foxes? they could have offered you at least some kind of protection, couldn't they?" "you don't understand, father.
Ander - Part 5: Subchapter 47
cora knows i tried. but you were just too different." "i'm sorry..." renna said out of habit, hot tears spilling down her swollen cheeks. "i tried to make you strong. i tried to make you into the daughter i always wanted.
Ander - Part 4: Subchapter 25
What in the cora's name were they doing up there? banno looked back at his bed, then down the long, long hallway. he had planned to go this far, but no further. just standing here doing nothing was already pushing his luck, but he couldn't hear!
Ander - Part 5: Subchapter 12
"perhaps," ander admitted, looking out the window at the cloudless sky, infinitely blue, broken only by the hulking shape of the cora.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 124
_by the cora, what happened to her hands?_ there was so much blood it looked like she was wearing a pair of crimson gloves almost all the way up to her elbows. fresh rivulets kept dripping from her fingers and running down her legs in wavy, red lines.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 149
In the name of the cora, get out of the way!" bethany wiped a sooty hand across her eyes and blinked at the strange lumps of shadows until they came into focus.
Ander - Chapter 3, Subchapter 35
He looked up at the mountain, seen as a god by the wolves, the almighty cora, with the sun hovering just above its peak, then down at the massive posts that marked the border of his village.
Ander - Chapter 4, Subchapter 49
He didn't pray to the cora, though. the cora would never answer such a prayer. he simply said the words in his head, not directing them to any deity in particular.
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 151
By the cora i came here to kill you! wardo and shekka made you sound like a bunch of- i don't even know! but now you're so nice to me and i just can't- i'm so sorry, beteny-kai! i'm so, so sorry!
Ander - Part 6: Subchapter 145
I prayed to the cora that -" "praying won't help anything, kid! but _you_ can! with your own two hands, you can help me right now!"
Ander - Chapter 3, Subchapter 18
This punishment will end when the accused breathes his last breath, or when the first rays of the morning sun strike the cora's statue. if the accused can last till then, then surely it means the cora wants him to survive."
Ander - Chapter 4, Subchapter 7
"garten, mag yo siel vrede vind in di arems van di cora, mag die pad yo lei na di eind del oseh jagtog van di volg ende we relt..."