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| 21 | 391 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, beautiful objects, in the usual sense of the word, are often more expensive than a slave. |
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| 21 | 388 | They do not know for they are not slaves. |
| 21 | 389 | Perhaps one day, with a marked thigh and an encircled neck, they might learn. |
| 21 | 390 | Few men buy a girl, you see, simply to obtain a beautiful object. |
| 21 | 391 | Indeed, beautiful objects, in the usual sense of the word, are often more expensive than a slave. |
| 21 | 392 | Indeed, that is one of the pleasant things about the purchasing of a slave; one obtains not only an exquisitely beautiful object, but so much more. |
| 21 | 393 | As female slaves are common on Gor their prices are usually within range. |
| 21 | 394 | Where else could one obtain so remarkable and lovely a commodity, with so many delicious applications, at so reasonable a cost? The slave is without defenses; she is utterly and perfectly vulnerable. |