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Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 64 As if this were a signal, some of his tarnsmen entered the cave and seized me.
14 65 "Impale him," said Marlenus.
14 66 The tarnsmen began to unlock the shackles, that I might be impaled freely on the lance, perhaps so that my struggles might provide a more interesting spectacle to the onlookers.
14 67 I felt numb, even my back, which presumably would have been a riot of pain if I had not felt myself near death.
14 68 "Your daughter, Talena, is alive," I said to Marlenus.
14 69 He had not asked and did not now appear to have much interest in the matter.
14 70 Still, if he was human at all, I assumed this remote, kingly, dream-obsessed man would want to know.
As if this were a signal, some of his tarnsmen entered the cave and seized me. "Impale him," said Marlenus. The tarnsmen began to unlock the shackles, that I might be impaled freely on the lance, perhaps so that my struggles might provide a more interesting spectacle to the onlookers. I felt numb, even my back, which presumably would have been a riot of pain if I had not felt myself near death. "Your daughter, Talena, is alive," I said to Marlenus. He had not asked and did not now appear to have much interest in the matter. Still, if he was human at all, I assumed this remote, kingly, dream-obsessed man would want to know. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter )