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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I, too, have heard it said," I said, "that Talena was once a slave, and I have heard it said, as well, that even now she wears on her thigh the mark of Treve, a souvenir of her former bondage to a tarnsman of that city". - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #66)
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5 66 "I, too, have View more quotes about heard">heard it said," I said, "that Talena was once a slave, and I have heard it said, as well, that even now she wears on her thigh the mark of Treve, a souvenir of her former bondage to a tarnsman of that city".

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 63 I recalled her.
5 64 She had been a slender, dark-haired beauty, with high cheekbones.
5 65 She still lived, as I understood it, in the Central Cylinder, a surmise which, it seemed, given one of the fellow's remarks, was now additionally confirmed.
5 66 "I, too, have heard it said," I said, "that Talena was once a slave, and I have heard it said, as well, that even now she wears on her thigh the mark of Treve, a souvenir of her former bondage to a tarnsman of that city".
5 67 "She is the daughter of Marlenus," said a man, sullenly.
5 68 "She should be Ubara," said another.
5 69 "Her offer to deliver herself to the Cosians, that the city may be spared," said a fellow, "is preposterous.
I recalled her. She had been a slender, dark-haired beauty, with high cheekbones. She still lived, as I understood it, in the Central Cylinder, a surmise which, it seemed, given one of the fellow's remarks, was now additionally confirmed. "I, too, have heard it said," I said, "that Talena was once a slave, and I have heard it said, as well, that even now she wears on her thigh the mark of Treve, a souvenir of her former bondage to a tarnsman of that city". "She is the daughter of Marlenus," said a man, sullenly. "She should be Ubara," said another. "Her offer to deliver herself to the Cosians, that the city may be spared," said a fellow, "is preposterous. - (Magicians of Gor)