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

It was our third day in Ar. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 23, Sentence #124)
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23 124 It was our View more quotes about third">third day in Ar.

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

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23 121 I wondered if the regent was aware of the mayhem that attended the acquisition of the ribbons.
23 122 To be sure, most folks who had come early had probably received them in a civilized and orderly fashion.
23 123 I had had difficulty in getting Hurtha up this morning.
23 124 It was our third day in Ar.
23 125 Yesterday we had spent a great deal of time walking about the city.
23 126 It is pleasant to see the slave girls.
23 127 Feiqa, too, who was heeling us, I gathered, from the men turning about, the occasional intakes of breath, the various comments and observations, and sometimes the literal sex calls, some of the bold, obtrusive, hooting sort by which young men impolitely signify that something of extreme sexual interest has been spotted, and others of the sort, done as a compliment and joke, with which masters sometimes summon their girls running to them, attracted more than her share of appreciative appraisals.
I wondered if the regent was aware of the mayhem that attended the acquisition of the ribbons. To be sure, most folks who had come early had probably received them in a civilized and orderly fashion. I had had difficulty in getting Hurtha up this morning. It was our third day in Ar. Yesterday we had spent a great deal of time walking about the city. It is pleasant to see the slave girls. Feiqa, too, who was heeling us, I gathered, from the men turning about, the occasional intakes of breath, the various comments and observations, and sometimes the literal sex calls, some of the bold, obtrusive, hooting sort by which young men impolitely signify that something of extreme sexual interest has been spotted, and others of the sort, done as a compliment and joke, with which masters sometimes summon their girls running to them, attracted more than her share of appreciative appraisals. - (Mercenaries of Gor)