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

The Market of Uchafu There are many fine slave markets in Schendi, in particular, those of Ushanga, Mkufu, Utajiri, Dhähabu, Fedha, Marashi, Hariri, Kovu, and Ngoma. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #1)
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7 1 The View more quotes about market">Market of Uchafu There are many fine slave markets in Schendi, in particular, those of Ushanga, Mkufu, Utajiri, Dhähabu, Fedha, Marashi, Hariri, Kovu, and Ngoma.

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

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6 782 She would lead me, inadvertently, to the geographer Shaba, explorer of Lake Ushindi, discoverer of Lake Ngao and the Ua river.
6 783 She would lead me, too, not understanding it, to the Tahari ring.
6 784 It was that which I sought, and perhaps, too, the blood of Shaba, who had betrayed Priest-Kings.
7 1 The Market of Uchafu There are many fine slave markets in Schendi, in particular, those of Ushanga, Mkufu, Utajiri, Dhähabu, Fedha, Marashi, Hariri, Kovu, and Ngoma.
7 2 The market of Uchafu, on the other hand, is not numbered among these.
7 3 One can pick up pot girls and low women there.
7 4 It was thus appropriate, I suppose, that the blond-haired barbarian, ignorant and untrained, scarcely able to speak Gorean, little more than raw collar meat, should have been taken there.
She would lead me, inadvertently, to the geographer Shaba, explorer of Lake Ushindi, discoverer of Lake Ngao and the Ua river. She would lead me, too, not understanding it, to the Tahari ring. It was that which I sought, and perhaps, too, the blood of Shaba, who had betrayed Priest-Kings. The Market of Uchafu There are many fine slave markets in Schendi, in particular, those of Ushanga, Mkufu, Utajiri, Dhähabu, Fedha, Marashi, Hariri, Kovu, and Ngoma. The market of Uchafu, on the other hand, is not numbered among these. One can pick up pot girls and low women there. It was thus appropriate, I suppose, that the blond-haired barbarian, ignorant and untrained, scarcely able to speak Gorean, little more than raw collar meat, should have been taken there. - (Explorers of Gor)