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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did not doubt, however, that many of the most beautiful would indeed find their way to Cos and Tyros, if only as examples of prize loot. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #59)
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18 59 I did not View more quotes about doubt">doubt, however, that many of the most beautiful would indeed find their way to Cos and Tyros, if only as examples of prize loot.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 56 "Doubtless even now hundreds of them are packed behind the bars of cage wagons, being taken to Brundisium, there to be shaved, and then shackled on the tiered shelves of slave ships, to be embarked for Cos and Tyros".
18 57 "Perhaps," I said.
18 58 In actuality, of course, I surmised that many would be distributed to continental markets, if only to take a quicker profit on them and avoid deflating the market on the islands.
18 59 I did not doubt, however, that many of the most beautiful would indeed find their way to Cos and Tyros, if only as examples of prize loot.
18 60 Such, too, might well grace the triumphs of victors.
18 61 Beautiful, naked women look well being marched in golden chains before the war beasts of masters.
18 62 Doubtless many would march before Lurius of Jad, Ubar of Cos, in some grand triumph, though in the fighting he would not have stirred from his palace in Telnus.
"Doubtless even now hundreds of them are packed behind the bars of cage wagons, being taken to Brundisium, there to be shaved, and then shackled on the tiered shelves of slave ships, to be embarked for Cos and Tyros". "Perhaps," I said. In actuality, of course, I surmised that many would be distributed to continental markets, if only to take a quicker profit on them and avoid deflating the market on the islands. I did not doubt, however, that many of the most beautiful would indeed find their way to Cos and Tyros, if only as examples of prize loot. Such, too, might well grace the triumphs of victors. Beautiful, naked women look well being marched in golden chains before the war beasts of masters. Doubtless many would march before Lurius of Jad, Ubar of Cos, in some grand triumph, though in the fighting he would not have stirred from his palace in Telnus. - (Renegades of Gor)