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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

They are called signature recipes not only because they are individualized to a given woman but because the recipe bears the perfumer's signature, indicating that he accepts it as a perfume worthy of his house. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #96)
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16 96 They are View more quotes about called">called signature recipes not only because they are individualized to a given woman but because the recipe bears the perfumer's signature, indicating that he accepts it as a perfume worthy of his house.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 93 Signature recipes are unique, and secret.
16 94 They are the result of a perfumer's consultations and experiments, the outcome of an effort to devise the perfect perfume for a given woman, though perhaps relativized to a time of day and mood.
16 95 A wealthy woman may have as many as ten or fifteen signature recipes, each different.
16 96 They are called signature recipes not only because they are individualized to a given woman but because the recipe bears the perfumer's signature, indicating that he accepts it as a perfume worthy of his house.
16 97 These recipes, interestingly, are kept on file in the perfumer's strong boxes.
16 98 The ingredients and processing remain the secrets of the perfumer.
16 99 There are also, of course, perfumes associated with a given house, which may be purchased by more than one woman.
Signature recipes are unique, and secret. They are the result of a perfumer's consultations and experiments, the outcome of an effort to devise the perfect perfume for a given woman, though perhaps relativized to a time of day and mood. A wealthy woman may have as many as ten or fifteen signature recipes, each different. They are called signature recipes not only because they are individualized to a given woman but because the recipe bears the perfumer's signature, indicating that he accepts it as a perfume worthy of his house. These recipes, interestingly, are kept on file in the perfumer's strong boxes. The ingredients and processing remain the secrets of the perfumer. There are also, of course, perfumes associated with a given house, which may be purchased by more than one woman. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)