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

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25 338 Auctions, like most View more quotes about business">business ventures, are gambles, and they are best left to those with experience in such matters and with the resources to gamble intelligently.
25 339 Accordingly, most auctions occur under the auspices of established slave houses.
25 340 To be sure, some houses hold regularly scheduled auctions, and this eliminates the need for special advertising.
25 341 Private sales, of course, are common, and sometimes slaves are traded, one for another.
25 342 It is interesting to note that most girls are not frequently sold.
25 343 The Gorean master, whatever one may think of him, tends to keep a slave.
25 344 This doubtless has something to do with the naturalness of the institution, for it is a civilized enhancement of a fundamental biological complementarity, and the tendency of the slave, categorically dominated and uncompromisingly possessed, as she longs to be, to fall in love with the master, and the tendency of the master, however reluctantly, and regretting the terrible shame involved, to begin to care for, and love, a mere slave.
Auctions, like most business ventures, are gambles, and they are best left to those with experience in such matters and with the resources to gamble intelligently. Accordingly, most auctions occur under the auspices of established slave houses. To be sure, some houses hold regularly scheduled auctions, and this eliminates the need for special advertising. Private sales, of course, are common, and sometimes slaves are traded, one for another. It is interesting to note that most girls are not frequently sold. The Gorean master, whatever one may think of him, tends to keep a slave. This doubtless has something to do with the naturalness of the institution, for it is a civilized enhancement of a fundamental biological complementarity, and the tendency of the slave, categorically dominated and uncompromisingly possessed, as she longs to be, to fall in love with the master, and the tendency of the master, however reluctantly, and regretting the terrible shame involved, to begin to care for, and love, a mere slave. - (Mercenaries of Gor)