Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)
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12
137
Noble, great Ubar! And who would remember Talena, and her shame, after Marlenus, astride a mighty tharlarion, would have his triumph in the streets of Ar, panthergirls in tiny cages slung on poles carried by huntsmen, and, walking beside his beast, naked and chained to his stirrup, their former leader, Verna, now only a slave.
Noble, great Ubar! And who would remember Talena, and her shame, after Marlenus, astride a mighty tharlarion, would have his triumph in the streets of Ar, panther girls in tiny cages slung on poles carried by huntsmen, and, walking beside his beast, naked and chained to his stirrup, their former leader, Verna, now only a slave.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #137)
Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)
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12
134
He would have his acclaims and his glories.
12
135
Even the shame of Talena would not shame him, for he had cut her off from him.
12
136
But, in his generosity, he would free her, and return her to Ar and permit her to live, sequestered, in his palace.
12
137
Noble, great Ubar! And who would remember Talena, and her shame, after Marlenus, astride a mighty tharlarion, would have his triumph in the streets of Ar, panthergirls in tiny cages slung on poles carried by huntsmen, and, walking beside his beast, naked and chained to his stirrup, their former leader, Verna, now only a slave.
12
138
Marlenus, I asked myself, are you always victorious? How great a man he was.
12
139
And how small he made me seem.
12
140
I began to hate Marlenus, Ubar of Ar.
He would have his acclaims and his glories.
Even the shame of Talena would not shame him, for he had cut her off from him.
But, in his generosity, he would free her, and return her to Ar and permit her to live, sequestered, in his palace.
Noble, great Ubar! And who would remember Talena, and her shame, after Marlenus, astride a mighty tharlarion, would have his triumph in the streets of Ar, panther girls in tiny cages slung on poles carried by huntsmen, and, walking beside his beast, naked and chained to his stirrup, their former leader, Verna, now only a slave.
Marlenus, I asked myself, are you always victorious? How great a man he was.
And how small he made me seem.
I began to hate Marlenus, Ubar of Ar.
- (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 12)