Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 186 | "I View more quotes about returned">returned this girl—your Tatrix—to the Pillar of Exchanges where I gave her into the hands of Thorn, this Captain, and Dorna the Proud. |
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Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 183 | "The slaver to whom you sold her," I added. |
| 24 | 184 | Thorn laughed no longer. |
| 24 | 185 | I called out to the men behind the barricade. |
| 24 | 186 | "I returned this girl—your Tatrix—to the Pillar of Exchanges where I gave her into the hands of Thorn, this Captain, and Dorna the Proud. |
| 24 | 187 | Then treacherously I was set upon and sent to the Mines of Tharna, and Dorna the Proud and Thorn, this Captain, seized Lara, your Tatrix, and sold her into slavery—sold her to the slaver Targo, whose camp is now at the Fair of En'Kara, sold her for the sum of fifty silver tarn disks!" "What he says is false," shouted Thorn. |
| 24 | 188 | I heard a voice from behind the barricade, a young voice. |
| 24 | 189 | "Dorna the Proud wears a necklace of fifty silver tarn disks!" "Dorna the Proud is bold indeed," I cried, "to flaunt the very coins whereby her rival—your true Tatrix—was delivered into the chains of a slave girl!" There was a mutter of indignation, some angry shouts from the barricade. |
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"The slaver to whom you sold her," I added.
Thorn laughed no longer.
I called out to the men behind the barricade.
"I returned this girl—your Tatrix—to the Pillar of Exchanges where I gave her into the hands of Thorn, this Captain, and Dorna the Proud.
Then treacherously I was set upon and sent to the Mines of Tharna, and Dorna the Proud and Thorn, this Captain, seized Lara, your Tatrix, and sold her into slavery—sold her to the slaver Targo, whose camp is now at the Fair of En'Kara, sold her for the sum of fifty silver tarn disks!" "What he says is false," shouted Thorn.
I heard a voice from behind the barricade, a young voice.
"Dorna the Proud wears a necklace of fifty silver tarn disks!" "Dorna the Proud is bold indeed," I cried, "to flaunt the very coins whereby her rival—your true Tatrix—was delivered into the chains of a slave girl!" There was a mutter of indignation, some angry shouts from the barricade.
- (Outlaw of Gor)