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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

That the two girls had attracted the attention of passing slavers was high praise indeed for their unconcealed charms. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #603)
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6 603 That the two View more quotes about girls">girls had attracted the attention of passing slavers was high praise indeed for their unconcealed charms.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 600 Shoka lifted his hand to them, acknowledging that he had heard them.
6 601 They then continued on their way.
6 602 Beautiful slave girls, clothed and unclothed, are not that rare on Gor.
6 603 That the two girls had attracted the attention of passing slavers was high praise indeed for their unconcealed charms.
6 604 Two men from the desk of the nearest wharf praetor, he handling wharves six through ten, a scribe and a physician, boarded the ship.
6 605 The scribe carried a folder with him.
6 606 He would check the papers of Ulafi, the registration of the ship, the arrangements for wharfage, and the nature of the cargo.
Shoka lifted his hand to them, acknowledging that he had heard them. They then continued on their way. Beautiful slave girls, clothed and unclothed, are not that rare on Gor. That the two girls had attracted the attention of passing slavers was high praise indeed for their unconcealed charms. Two men from the desk of the nearest wharf praetor, he handling wharves six through ten, a scribe and a physician, boarded the ship. The scribe carried a folder with him. He would check the papers of Ulafi, the registration of the ship, the arrangements for wharfage, and the nature of the cargo. - (Explorers of Gor)