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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

In this context it would presumably indicate that the young man was the son, or descendant, natural or adopted, of a fellow named 'Tenrik'. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #82)
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31 82 In this context it would View more quotes about presumably">presumably indicate that the young man was the son, or descendant, natural or adopted, of a fellow named 'Tenrik'.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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31 79 I thought it meet to inquire for his way of announcing this suggested that it might be of some importance.
31 80 'Ho', incidentally, in Gorean, is a common prefix indicating a lineage.
31 81 It is sometimes used, and sometimes not.
31 82 In this context it would presumably indicate that the young man was the son, or descendant, natural or adopted, of a fellow named 'Tenrik'.
31 83 I might have translated the name, I suppose, as "Tenrikson" but I have preferred to retain the original Gorean, supplemented by this note.
31 84 "I am the son of Tenrik," he said, "brother to Tamrun".
31 85 The men looked at one another.
I thought it meet to inquire for his way of announcing this suggested that it might be of some importance. 'Ho', incidentally, in Gorean, is a common prefix indicating a lineage. It is sometimes used, and sometimes not. In this context it would presumably indicate that the young man was the son, or descendant, natural or adopted, of a fellow named 'Tenrik'. I might have translated the name, I suppose, as "Tenrikson" but I have preferred to retain the original Gorean, supplemented by this note. "I am the son of Tenrik," he said, "brother to Tamrun". The men looked at one another. - (Vagabonds of Gor)