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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

You are then invited to reconsider with an eye for prospective purchase the trinkets and baubles strewn forth for your delectation upon our side blocks". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #135)
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8 135 You are then invited to reconsider with an eye for prospective View more quotes about purchase">purchase the trinkets and baubles strewn forth for your delectation upon our side blocks".

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 132 "We have here the last item to be put up for auction this evening, a fair-skinned, red-haired barbarian beauty".
8 133 "We do not know if she is a beauty or not," called a man.
8 134 "Strip her!" "But I hasten to assure you," continued the slaver's man, giving no heed to the fellow's enthusiastic contribution, "that the market will remain open for yet another Ahn following this auction.
8 135 You are then invited to reconsider with an eye for prospective purchase the trinkets and baubles strewn forth for your delectation upon our side blocks".
8 136 "On with it!" cried a man.
8 137 "Let us see her!" "We have saved this barbarian beauty for last," said the slaver's man.
8 138 "She will make a fitting conclusion to the auctions of this evening, such a splendid evening at the house of Ram Seibar! Behold her! Is your interest not whetted?" I could see, by glancing around, that the interest of several of the men was indeed whetted.
"We have here the last item to be put up for auction this evening, a fair-skinned, red-haired barbarian beauty". "We do not know if she is a beauty or not," called a man. "Strip her!" "But I hasten to assure you," continued the slaver's man, giving no heed to the fellow's enthusiastic contribution, "that the market will remain open for yet another Ahn following this auction. You are then invited to reconsider with an eye for prospective purchase the trinkets and baubles strewn forth for your delectation upon our side blocks". "On with it!" cried a man. "Let us see her!" "We have saved this barbarian beauty for last," said the slaver's man. "She will make a fitting conclusion to the auctions of this evening, such a splendid evening at the house of Ram Seibar! Behold her! Is your interest not whetted?" I could see, by glancing around, that the interest of several of the men was indeed whetted. - (Savages of Gor)