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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It is thus," said the stranger, "that Marlenus prefers to have his captives brought before him, naked and chained, then to be flung to their knees before his throne". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #292)
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37 292 "It is View more quotes about thus">thus," said the stranger, "that Marlenus prefers to have his captives brought before him, naked and chained, then to be flung to their knees before his throne".

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 289 "It seems Master has recalled another woman," she said, "the vain, deceitful, greedy, traitress, Flavia of Ar".
37 290 "Yes," he said.
37 291 "She who once was that woman now stands before you," she said, "naked, and siriked".
37 292 "It is thus," said the stranger, "that Marlenus prefers to have his captives brought before him, naked and chained, then to be flung to their knees before his throne".
37 293 "Yes, Master," she said.
37 294 He regarded her, I fear, with ferocity.
37 295 "I am naked and chained," she said.
"It seems Master has recalled another woman," she said, "the vain, deceitful, greedy, traitress, Flavia of Ar". "Yes," he said. "She who once was that woman now stands before you," she said, "naked, and siriked". "It is thus," said the stranger, "that Marlenus prefers to have his captives brought before him, naked and chained, then to be flung to their knees before his throne". "Yes, Master," she said. He regarded her, I fear, with ferocity. "I am naked and chained," she said. - (Mariners of Gor)