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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It seems that any of these would be worth keeping," I said, admiringly. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #128)
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12 128 "It View more quotes about seems">seems that any of these would be worth keeping," I said, admiringly.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 125 These women, like most white women in the Barrens, and they well knew it, to their terror, lived at the mercy of, and on the sufferance of, red masters.
12 126 "In a moon or two it will be time to thin the herds," said one of the lads.
12 127 "We will trade some off and sell some others," said another lad.
12 128 "It seems that any of these would be worth keeping," I said, admiringly.
12 129 "It is a sleek herd," said one of the boys.
12 130 "Doubtless several will be clothed and taken into private lodges for the winter moons".
12 131 "They are useful for digging under the snow for kailiauk chips," said a lad.
These women, like most white women in the Barrens, and they well knew it, to their terror, lived at the mercy of, and on the sufferance of, red masters. "In a moon or two it will be time to thin the herds," said one of the lads. "We will trade some off and sell some others," said another lad. "It seems that any of these would be worth keeping," I said, admiringly. "It is a sleek herd," said one of the boys. "Doubtless several will be clothed and taken into private lodges for the winter moons". "They are useful for digging under the snow for kailiauk chips," said a lad. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)