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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

In making an offer of this sort, of course, Talena was implicitly claiming for herself the status of being a Ubar's daughter, else the offer would have been, as one of the fellows had suggested, absurd. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #76)
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5 76 In View more quotes about making">making an offer of this sort, of course, Talena was implicitly claiming for herself the status of being a Ubar's daughter, else the offer would have been, as one of the fellows had suggested, absurd.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 73 "Yes," said another.
5 74 "It is an act worthy of one who should be Ubara," said a man.
5 75 I considered these matters, rather interested in them.
5 76 In making an offer of this sort, of course, Talena was implicitly claiming for herself the status of being a Ubar's daughter, else the offer would have been, as one of the fellows had suggested, absurd.
5 77 This was, in its way, presenting a title to the throne.
5 78 It was not as though she were merely one, say, of a thousand free women who were making the same offer.
5 79 "Is she asking, say," I asked, "a thousand other free women to join her in this proposal?" "No," said the fellow.
"Yes," said another. "It is an act worthy of one who should be Ubara," said a man. I considered these matters, rather interested in them. In making an offer of this sort, of course, Talena was implicitly claiming for herself the status of being a Ubar's daughter, else the offer would have been, as one of the fellows had suggested, absurd. This was, in its way, presenting a title to the throne. It was not as though she were merely one, say, of a thousand free women who were making the same offer. "Is she asking, say," I asked, "a thousand other free women to join her in this proposal?" "No," said the fellow. - (Magicians of Gor)