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

The first performance of the pageant, several days ago, had been attended by Talena, the Ubara. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #417)
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8 417 The View more quotes about first">first performance of the pageant, several days ago, had been attended by Talena, the Ubara.

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

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8 414 It is pleasant to have them at your feet, yours, begging, eager to please you, knowing, too, that if they do not, they will be punished.
8 415 To be sure, thousands of sorts of women make excellent slaves, each in their different ways.
8 416 It had cost three full copper tarsks for our admission to the pageant, and one of those was for Phoebe.
8 417 The first performance of the pageant, several days ago, had been attended by Talena, the Ubara.
8 418 I had not been able to obtain admission ostraka for that performance, as it was apparently restricted.
8 419 I had lingered by her path to the theater, with others in a crowd, but I had been able to see only her palanquin, its curtains drawn, borne not by slaves but by stout fellows apparently of the staff of the Central Cylinder.
8 420 The palanquin, too, was surrounded by guardsmen, either of Ar or Cos.
It is pleasant to have them at your feet, yours, begging, eager to please you, knowing, too, that if they do not, they will be punished. To be sure, thousands of sorts of women make excellent slaves, each in their different ways. It had cost three full copper tarsks for our admission to the pageant, and one of those was for Phoebe. The first performance of the pageant, several days ago, had been attended by Talena, the Ubara. I had not been able to obtain admission ostraka for that performance, as it was apparently restricted. I had lingered by her path to the theater, with others in a crowd, but I had been able to see only her palanquin, its curtains drawn, borne not by slaves but by stout fellows apparently of the staff of the Central Cylinder. The palanquin, too, was surrounded by guardsmen, either of Ar or Cos. - (Magicians of Gor)