Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 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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Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 22 | 597 | He might then, without show of concern, without solicitude, do what he wished. |
| 22 | 598 | She would have, thus, protected the honor of the Ubar. |
| 22 | 599 | Marlenus and his men disappeared into the forest. |
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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.
He might then, without show of concern, without solicitude, do what he wished.
She would have, thus, protected the honor of the Ubar.
Marlenus and his men disappeared into the forest.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 22)