Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 18 | 54 | I remembered her as I had seen her, in the swamp forest, south of Ar, with Nar the spider, and in the Ka-la-na grove, where I had freed her from the chains of a slave, only to put mine upon her; and in the caravan of Mintar, of the Merchants, in her collar, mine, and slave tunic, with Kazrak, my sword brother; and her dancing in my tent; and she upon the lofty cylinder of justice, in Ar, threatened with impalement, and as she had been, beautiful and loving, in the hours of our Free Companionship in Ko-ro-ba, before I had awakened again, stiff, bewildered, in the mountains of New Hampshire. |
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Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 18 | 51 | It had been so many years. |
| 18 | 52 | I recalled her, Talena. |
| 18 | 53 | She had been a dream in my heart, a memory, an ideal of a youthful love, never forgotten, glowing still, always remembered. |
| 18 | 54 | I remembered her as I had seen her, in the swamp forest, south of Ar, with Nar the spider, and in the Ka-la-na grove, where I had freed her from the chains of a slave, only to put mine upon her; and in the caravan of Mintar, of the Merchants, in her collar, mine, and slave tunic, with Kazrak, my sword brother; and her dancing in my tent; and she upon the lofty cylinder of justice, in Ar, threatened with impalement, and as she had been, beautiful and loving, in the hours of our Free Companionship in Ko-ro-ba, before I had awakened again, stiff, bewildered, in the mountains of New Hampshire. |
| 18 | 55 | I had never forgotten her. |
| 18 | 56 | I could not. |
| 18 | 57 | "I will go with you," said Telima. |
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It had been so many years.
I recalled her, Talena.
She had been a dream in my heart, a memory, an ideal of a youthful love, never forgotten, glowing still, always remembered.
I remembered her as I had seen her, in the swamp forest, south of Ar, with Nar the spider, and in the Ka-la-na grove, where I had freed her from the chains of a slave, only to put mine upon her; and in the caravan of Mintar, of the Merchants, in her collar, mine, and slave tunic, with Kazrak, my sword brother; and her dancing in my tent; and she upon the lofty cylinder of justice, in Ar, threatened with impalement, and as she had been, beautiful and loving, in the hours of our Free Companionship in Ko-ro-ba, before I had awakened again, stiff, bewildered, in the mountains of New Hampshire.
I had never forgotten her.
I could not.
"I will go with you," said Telima.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter 18)