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| 22 | 492 | View more quotes about both">Both would march nude, chained to the stirrup of his tharlarion, in his triumph in Ar. |
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| 22 | 489 | "I give her to you". |
| 22 | 490 | Marlenus took her by the hair and threw her, too, to the sand beside Hura. |
| 22 | 491 | Both of the women lay at his feet. |
| 22 | 492 | Both would march nude, chained to the stirrup of his tharlarion, in his triumph in Ar. |
| 22 | 493 | Both would later, in silks and bells, barefoot, in bangles and slave rouge, serve him in his pleasure gardens. |
| 22 | 494 | Dancing for him, pouring him wine, serving his pleasure, perhaps together, both would much please him. |
| 22 | 495 | Hura and Mira were lovely souvenirs of the northern forests, fitting mementos for the great Ubar; they were tokens of his victories, reminders of his success; their captive bodies would be found by him doubtless, when he looked upon them, rich in meaning as well as in pleasure. |