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She would doubtless make a splendid "golden courtesan" and, after performances, there was little doubt but what she would prove popular in the tents. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #187)

In the end Boots got her for two silver tarsks. This is a high price for an untrained slave but, to be sure, all things considered, she was an excellent buy. Too, she seemed ideal for Boots's purposes. She would doubtless make a splendid "golden courtesan" and, after performances, there was little doubt but what she would prove popular in the tents. Too, getting her for two silver tarsks, though perhaps somewhat more than Boots cared to pay, left him a full three silver tarsks, the residue of his profit from the sale of the Brigella. Three silver tarsks would surely tide him over, and his company, until the next performances, presumably to take place somewhere other than on the fairgrounds. "I do not know what I shall do without my Brigella," moaned Boots, preparing to pay the slaver's man. - (Players of Gor)