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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

For example, she may be placed in a white hood bearing the word "Sold" in red letters, a red tag, bearing the inscription, "Sold," may be wired to her collar, or the word "Sold" may be simply written in grease pencil on her body, usually, by convention, on her left breast. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #80)
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7 80 For View more quotes about example">example, she may be placed in a white hood bearing the word "Sold" in red letters, a red tag, bearing the inscription, "Sold," may be wired to her collar, or the word "Sold" may be simply written in grease pencil on her body, usually, by convention, on her left breast.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 77 If you see a female locked in her platform collar, with its chain, of course, and in a while you see the collar empty, it is not irrational to suppose that she has been sold.
7 78 Sometimes a woman who has been sold is not immediately removed from the platform but only, in one way or another, marked "Sold".
7 79 There are several ways in which this can be done.
7 80 For example, she may be placed in a white hood bearing the word "Sold" in red letters, a red tag, bearing the inscription, "Sold," may be wired to her collar, or the word "Sold" may be simply written in grease pencil on her body, usually, by convention, on her left breast.
7 81 "I think the sales are not going as well as they might," I said.
7 82 "Master?" she asked, frightened.
7 83 "You were put out only this morning," I said.
If you see a female locked in her platform collar, with its chain, of course, and in a while you see the collar empty, it is not irrational to suppose that she has been sold. Sometimes a woman who has been sold is not immediately removed from the platform but only, in one way or another, marked "Sold". There are several ways in which this can be done. For example, she may be placed in a white hood bearing the word "Sold" in red letters, a red tag, bearing the inscription, "Sold," may be wired to her collar, or the word "Sold" may be simply written in grease pencil on her body, usually, by convention, on her left breast. "I think the sales are not going as well as they might," I said. "Master?" she asked, frightened. "You were put out only this morning," I said. - (Players of Gor)