Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 173 | She should not now View more quotes about sell">sell for copper, really; if men knew her, she should now bring silver, perhaps as much as three or four silver tarsks. |
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Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 170 | How well she had done. |
| 38 | 171 | She had come far in her bondage. |
| 38 | 172 | I was proud of her. |
| 38 | 173 | She should not now sell for copper, really; if men knew her, she should now bring silver, perhaps as much as three or four silver tarsks. |
| 38 | 174 | But, untrained, and in an early sale, she would doubtless go for no more than a handful, though perhaps a double handful, of copper tarsks. |
| 38 | 175 | For she was beautiful. |
| 38 | 176 | What a bargain thusly would the formerly rich young woman prove to be! Fortunate then the fellow whose collar she would wear, at whose feet she would kneel, whose whip, held before her, she would gratefully reverence with the softness of her submitted tongue and lips. |
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How well she had done.
She had come far in her bondage.
I was proud of her.
She should not now sell for copper, really; if men knew her, she should now bring silver, perhaps as much as three or four silver tarsks.
But, untrained, and in an early sale, she would doubtless go for no more than a handful, though perhaps a double handful, of copper tarsks.
For she was beautiful.
What a bargain thusly would the formerly rich young woman prove to be! Fortunate then the fellow whose collar she would wear, at whose feet she would kneel, whose whip, held before her, she would gratefully reverence with the softness of her submitted tongue and lips.
- (Beasts of Gor)