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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

Forgive me if I say that I was happy, as I should not have been in the circumstances, but my feelings are those that a tarnsman would understand. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #22)
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15 22 View more quotes about forgive">Forgive me if I say that I was happy, as I should not have been in the circumstances, but my feelings are those that a tarnsman would understand.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 19 Its wings smote on, unresponsive, paying me no attention.
15 20 I laughed, and slapped it twice on the neck.
15 21 It was, of course, only another of the beasts of Gor, but I cared for it.
15 22 Forgive me if I say that I was happy, as I should not have been in the circumstances, but my feelings are those that a tarnsman would understand.
15 23 I know of few sensations so splendid, so godlike, as sharing the flight of a tarn.
15 24 I was one of those men, a tarnsman, who would prefer the saddle of one of those fierce, predatory titans to the throne of a Ubar.
15 25 Once one has been a tarnsman, it is said, one must return again and again to the giant, savage birds.
Its wings smote on, unresponsive, paying me no attention. I laughed, and slapped it twice on the neck. It was, of course, only another of the beasts of Gor, but I cared for it. Forgive me if I say that I was happy, as I should not have been in the circumstances, but my feelings are those that a tarnsman would understand. I know of few sensations so splendid, so godlike, as sharing the flight of a tarn. I was one of those men, a tarnsman, who would prefer the saddle of one of those fierce, predatory titans to the throne of a Ubar. Once one has been a tarnsman, it is said, one must return again and again to the giant, savage birds. - (Outlaw of Gor)