Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 593 | Had she done so her act would have constituted a demeaning insinuation, that he, a View more quotes about free">free man, a Ubar even, might have an interest in the fate of a slave. |
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Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 590 | If it were convenient for him now to free her, merely as an ex-citizen of Ar, he might do so, but he was not concerned in the matter. |
| 22 | 591 | He had not even asked Verna her location. |
| 22 | 592 | And Verna, Gorean to the core, had not dishonored him by imparting such information. |
| 22 | 593 | Had she done so her act would have constituted a demeaning insinuation, that he, a free man, a Ubar even, might have an interest in the fate of a slave. |
| 22 | 594 | Verna respected Marlenus, doubtless more than any other man on Gor. |
| 22 | 595 | She would not do him insult. |
| 22 | 596 | She would, however, I had little doubt, send the two women who guarded Talena to his camp north of Laura, with their prisoner, to see if he, as a free man merely, might be interested in the purchase of a slave. |
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If it were convenient for him now to free her, merely as an ex-citizen of Ar, he might do so, but he was not concerned in the matter.
He had not even asked Verna her location.
And Verna, Gorean to the core, had not dishonored him by imparting such information.
Had she done so her act would have constituted a demeaning insinuation, that he, a free man, a Ubar even, might have an interest in the fate of a slave.
Verna respected Marlenus, doubtless more than any other man on Gor.
She would not do him insult.
She would, however, I had little doubt, send the two women who guarded Talena to his camp north of Laura, with their prisoner, to see if he, as a free man merely, might be interested in the purchase of a slave.
- (Hunters of Gor)