Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | 730 | She had cost me the tarn; it was worth ten times the cost of her body on a public block. |
| 5 | 731 | None but its master should it have permitted its saddle! Of what value is a tarn of war who permits a stranger, even a girl, a mere wench, to ascend to its saddle? I had driven it away. |
| 5 | 732 | When I thought of the tarn I sometimes wanted to lash her beauty to the bone. |
| 5 | 733 | Yet I recalled that once had she labored, as I, before her flight, her disobedience, for priest-kings. |
| 5 | 734 | I, in my courtly simplicities, my romantic delusions of those times, had wished to return her safe to Earth. |
| 5 | 735 | She had declined, fleeing the Sardar. |
| 5 | 736 | It had been a brave act. |
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She had cost me the tarn; it was worth ten times the cost of her body on a public block.
None but its master should it have permitted its saddle! Of what value is a tarn of war who permits a stranger, even a girl, a mere wench, to ascend to its saddle? I had driven it away.
When I thought of the tarn I sometimes wanted to lash her beauty to the bone.
Yet I recalled that once had she labored, as I, before her flight, her disobedience, for priest-kings.
I, in my courtly simplicities, my romantic delusions of those times, had wished to return her safe to Earth.
She had declined, fleeing the Sardar.
It had been a brave act.
- (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter )