Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 163 | One does not View more quotes about really">really know the value of a purchase until she is chained at your slave ring. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 160 | She would be a splendid purchase for a competent master. |
| 38 | 161 | How delighted he would be to learn, and soon, the quality of his buy. |
| 38 | 162 | Sometimes the auctions are something of a lottery. |
| 38 | 163 | One does not really know the value of a purchase until she is chained at your slave ring. |
| 38 | 164 | But he who eventually acquired lovely Audrey, I did not doubt, would be well satisfied with his purchase. |
| 38 | 165 | He would know his coins well spent. |
| 38 | 166 | Let him then, if vain, congratulate himself on his astute eye, his unerring appraisal of exhibited, helpless, vended slave flesh, or, if more modest, let him simply thank the Priest-Kings for his unexpected good fortune. |
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She would be a splendid purchase for a competent master.
How delighted he would be to learn, and soon, the quality of his buy.
Sometimes the auctions are something of a lottery.
One does not really know the value of a purchase until she is chained at your slave ring.
But he who eventually acquired lovely Audrey, I did not doubt, would be well satisfied with his purchase.
He would know his coins well spent.
Let him then, if vain, congratulate himself on his astute eye, his unerring appraisal of exhibited, helpless, vended slave flesh, or, if more modest, let him simply thank the Priest-Kings for his unexpected good fortune.
- (Beasts of Gor)