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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

I recalled, too, the bearded fellow from the Crooked Tarn who had so humiliated and scorned poor Temione, refusing even to be served by her. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #142)
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24 142 I recalled, too, the bearded View more quotes about fellow">fellow from the Crooked Tarn who had so humiliated and scorned poor Temione, refusing even to be served by her.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 139 Poor Liomache, held there on her chain, helpless, would be exposed to the scrutiny of anyone who passed by, and under the conditions, it was almost certain that several would pass by.
24 140 If the fellow from the trench caught sight of her I pitied her.
24 141 Her captivity, that of a free person would be almost certain to be promptly replaced with bondage, and a master into whose clutches she might have most feared to fall.
24 142 I recalled, too, the bearded fellow from the Crooked Tarn who had so humiliated and scorned poor Temione, refusing even to be served by her.
24 143 He did seem to be a rude chap.
24 144 Too, I did not think he would have been too pleased with me, either, with how I had tricked him, and made away with his dispatches and his tarn.
24 145 I had last seen him chained naked to a ring in the courtyard of the Crooked Tarn, unable, thanks to me, it seems, to pay his somewhat extravagant bills.
Poor Liomache, held there on her chain, helpless, would be exposed to the scrutiny of anyone who passed by, and under the conditions, it was almost certain that several would pass by. If the fellow from the trench caught sight of her I pitied her. Her captivity, that of a free person would be almost certain to be promptly replaced with bondage, and a master into whose clutches she might have most feared to fall. I recalled, too, the bearded fellow from the Crooked Tarn who had so humiliated and scorned poor Temione, refusing even to be served by her. He did seem to be a rude chap. Too, I did not think he would have been too pleased with me, either, with how I had tricked him, and made away with his dispatches and his tarn. I had last seen him chained naked to a ring in the courtyard of the Crooked Tarn, unable, thanks to me, it seems, to pay his somewhat extravagant bills. - (Renegades of Gor)