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Book 21. (1 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I am before my daughter!" "I anticipate that you would be held rather toward the end of the sales," I said, "saved for toward the last, when the men are well in the mood, and the bidding is likely to be heated". - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #471)
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16 471 "I am before my View more quotes about daughter">daughter!" "I anticipate that you would be held rather toward the end of the sales," I said, "saved for toward the last, when the men are well in the mood, and the bidding is likely to be heated".

Book 21. (7 results) Mercenaries of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
16 468 "Not I, not I," she said.
16 469 "Oh! Your hand!" "But it is highly likely that you will be sold," I said.
16 470 "Please do not touch me," she wept.
16 471 "I am before my daughter!" "I anticipate that you would be held rather toward the end of the sales," I said, "saved for toward the last, when the men are well in the mood, and the bidding is likely to be heated".
16 472 "No," she said.
16 473 "It is then that I suspect you would be thrust to the height of the block and there, well exhibited, displayed naked, turned about and posed, sold to the highest bidder".
16 474 "No," she wept.
"Not I, not I," she said. "Oh! Your hand!" "But it is highly likely that you will be sold," I said. "Please do not touch me," she wept. "I am before my daughter!" "I anticipate that you would be held rather toward the end of the sales," I said, "saved for toward the last, when the men are well in the mood, and the bidding is likely to be heated". "No," she said. "It is then that I suspect you would be thrust to the height of the block and there, well exhibited, displayed naked, turned about and posed, sold to the highest bidder". "No," she wept. - (Mercenaries of Gor)