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

"And, citizens," called Talena to the crowd, "have you not heard her, even here, on this very platform, in my very presence, utter shamelessly seditious discourse!" "Yes!" cried men. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #407)
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9 407 "And, citizens," View more quotes about called">called Talena to the crowd, "have you not heard her, even here, on this very platform, in my very presence, utter shamelessly seditious discourse!" "Yes!" cried men.

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

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9 404 Claudia seemed about to faint.
9 405 She was supported by the guardsman behind her, and not gently.
9 406 Then she was stood again, wavering, on her small feet.
9 407 "And, citizens," called Talena to the crowd, "have you not heard her, even here, on this very platform, in my very presence, utter shamelessly seditious discourse!" "Yes!" cried men.
9 408 "Kill her," cried others.
9 409 "Kill her!" "But," said Talena to the horrified Hinrabian, "I am prepared, on my own responsibility, and in spite of your crimes, in recollection of our former affection for one another, which I still entertain for you, and in respect of your exalted lineage, and the contributions of your family to Ar, before the accession of your father, the infamous Minus Tentius Hinrabius, to the chair of the Administrator, to permit you, instead, to make amends to us all, by permitting you the honor of serving your city".
9 410 "I am innocent!" wept Claudia.
Claudia seemed about to faint. She was supported by the guardsman behind her, and not gently. Then she was stood again, wavering, on her small feet. "And, citizens," called Talena to the crowd, "have you not heard her, even here, on this very platform, in my very presence, utter shamelessly seditious discourse!" "Yes!" cried men. "Kill her," cried others. "Kill her!" "But," said Talena to the horrified Hinrabian, "I am prepared, on my own responsibility, and in spite of your crimes, in recollection of our former affection for one another, which I still entertain for you, and in respect of your exalted lineage, and the contributions of your family to Ar, before the accession of your father, the infamous Minus Tentius Hinrabius, to the chair of the Administrator, to permit you, instead, to make amends to us all, by permitting you the honor of serving your city". "I am innocent!" wept Claudia. - (Magicians of Gor)