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

Most, however, only too obviously, were terrified. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #878)
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Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 875 In a lesser house any one of them would doubtless be worthy the central block.
8 876 Yet, here, in the house of Ram Seibar, in this house of prizes and bargains, no one of them is likely to cost you more than a silver tarsk!" I glanced about, at the girls on the side blocks.
8 877 A few pretended to brazen indifference.
8 878 Most, however, only too obviously, were terrified.
8 879 I think there was not one among them who did not, now, understand that she was a slave.
8 880 I think there was not one among them who did not now realize that she might soon, and totally, belong to a man.
8 881 "To the side blocks, please, Noble Sirs," invited the auctioneer, with an expansive gesture of his open hand, "to the side blocks!" The men began to drift to the side blocks.
In a lesser house any one of them would doubtless be worthy the central block. Yet, here, in the house of Ram Seibar, in this house of prizes and bargains, no one of them is likely to cost you more than a silver tarsk!" I glanced about, at the girls on the side blocks. A few pretended to brazen indifference. Most, however, only too obviously, were terrified. I think there was not one among them who did not, now, understand that she was a slave. I think there was not one among them who did not now realize that she might soon, and totally, belong to a man. "To the side blocks, please, Noble Sirs," invited the auctioneer, with an expansive gesture of his open hand, "to the side blocks!" The men began to drift to the side blocks. - (Savages of Gor)