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

At the entrance to Marlenus' tent, I stopped. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #633)
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11 633 At the View more quotes about entrance">entrance to Marlenus' tent, I stopped.

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

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11 630 "Do we not have a game on the board?" "Yes," I smiled.
11 631 "We do".
11 632 I had almost forgotten the game we had scarcely begun, before we had heard the cry at the gate, heralding Hura's return of an escaped slave girl.
11 633 At the entrance to Marlenus' tent, I stopped.
11 634 Marlenus looked at me.
11 635 "Ubar," said I, "if the girl Verna had not cried out for mercy, if she had not wept and yielded herself, completely and utterly, to you as slave, would you have truly done what you threatened?" "I do not understand," said Marlenus.
11 636 "Would you truly have hamstrung her?" I asked.
"Do we not have a game on the board?" "Yes," I smiled. "We do". I had almost forgotten the game we had scarcely begun, before we had heard the cry at the gate, heralding Hura's return of an escaped slave girl. At the entrance to Marlenus' tent, I stopped. Marlenus looked at me. "Ubar," said I, "if the girl Verna had not cried out for mercy, if she had not wept and yielded herself, completely and utterly, to you as slave, would you have truly done what you threatened?" "I do not understand," said Marlenus. "Would you truly have hamstrung her?" I asked. - (Hunters of Gor)