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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

Marlenus, in whose palace she held her residence, probably, in his generosity, would have seen that she accepted my proposal. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #91)
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12 91 View more quotes about marlenus">Marlenus, in whose palace she held her residence, probably, in his generosity, would have seen that she accepted my proposal.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 88 Indeed, the two latter individuals had already, in the past year, approached me with the prospect of a companionship with their daughters, but I had declined to discuss the matter.
12 89 I wanted a woman of high caste.
12 90 I could probably have Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, of the Builders, who had been the daughter of Claudius Tentius Hinrabius, once Ubar of Ar, but she was now without family.
12 91 Marlenus, in whose palace she held her residence, probably, in his generosity, would have seen that she accepted my proposal.
12 92 I recalled she had once been slave, and that I had, on a certain occasion, in the house of Cernus, seen her fully.
12 93 Other things being equal, I would, of course, prefer a beautiful companion.
12 94 Claudia, as I recalled, with pleasure, was beautiful.
Indeed, the two latter individuals had already, in the past year, approached me with the prospect of a companionship with their daughters, but I had declined to discuss the matter. I wanted a woman of high caste. I could probably have Claudia Tentia Hinrabia, of the Builders, who had been the daughter of Claudius Tentius Hinrabius, once Ubar of Ar, but she was now without family. Marlenus, in whose palace she held her residence, probably, in his generosity, would have seen that she accepted my proposal. I recalled she had once been slave, and that I had, on a certain occasion, in the house of Cernus, seen her fully. Other things being equal, I would, of course, prefer a beautiful companion. Claudia, as I recalled, with pleasure, was beautiful. - (Hunters of Gor)