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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

And I, a fool with my dreams, had come into the forest, to rescue her, to best Marlenus, and improve my fortunes, to rescue the beautiful Talena and improve the fortunes of the house of Bosk. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #357)
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9 357 And I, a View more quotes about fool">fool with my dreams, had come into the forest, to rescue her, to best Marlenus, and improve my fortunes, to rescue the beautiful Talena and improve the fortunes of the house of Bosk.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 354 She would then have at least her collar.
9 355 I threw back my head and laughed.
9 356 Talena was no longer acceptable.
9 357 And I, a fool with my dreams, had come into the forest, to rescue her, to best Marlenus, and improve my fortunes, to rescue the beautiful Talena and improve the fortunes of the house of Bosk.
9 358 Talena was now nothing.
9 359 Marlenus had disowned her, and had withdrawn from the forests.
9 360 And I, who was to have been such a hero, so clever, so noble and brave, so victorious, now myself lay helplessly bound in a clearing in the great northern forests, the prisoner of fierce panther girls.
She would then have at least her collar. I threw back my head and laughed. Talena was no longer acceptable. And I, a fool with my dreams, had come into the forest, to rescue her, to best Marlenus, and improve my fortunes, to rescue the beautiful Talena and improve the fortunes of the house of Bosk. Talena was now nothing. Marlenus had disowned her, and had withdrawn from the forests. And I, who was to have been such a hero, so clever, so noble and brave, so victorious, now myself lay helplessly bound in a clearing in the great northern forests, the prisoner of fierce panther girls. - (Hunters of Gor)