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| 36 | 886 | Before a View more quotes about girl">girl's sale she is often denied the touch of men. |
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| 36 | 883 | The man may, of course, frequent the paga taverns or, if he wishes, buy himself a girl, usually at an affordable price. |
| 36 | 884 | On Gor, perhaps given the wars, and raids, there is usually no dearth of attractive women in the markets. |
| 36 | 885 | It is usually, I understand, a buyer's market. |
| 36 | 886 | Before a girl's sale she is often denied the touch of men. |
| 36 | 887 | Not unoften they scratch and moan in their kennels, extending their small arms through the bars, supplicating the attentions of guards. |
| 36 | 888 | And then they are well readied for their sale, each vying to best display her master's merchandise. |
| 36 | 889 | Throughout human history the lovely and seductive dangers of the human female have been well recognized. |