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

He may, after all, have the girls in the paga taverns, luscious collar sluts or they would not be there, for the price of a drink, unless they are dancers, and then there is a small additional charge. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #833)
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21 833 He may, after all, have the View more quotes about girls">girls in the paga taverns, luscious collar sluts or they would not be there, for the price of a drink, unless they are dancers, and then there is a small additional charge.

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

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21 830 If the Gorean male sees a woman, and is interested in her, and desires to have her, truly, he is not likely to be content with the fruits of some brief episode of seizure and transitory subjugation.
21 831 That would not be enough for him.
21 832 If that were all, he would probably not even bother.
21 833 He may, after all, have the girls in the paga taverns, luscious collar sluts or they would not be there, for the price of a drink, unless they are dancers, and then there is a small additional charge.
21 834 Rather, he looks beyond the moment, and envisages the girl as being truly his, at his feet, at his slave ring, his name on her collar.
21 835 Perhaps she was haughty or insolent.
21 836 That would certainly have been foolish of her, would it not? He may have wanted her for a long time.
If the Gorean male sees a woman, and is interested in her, and desires to have her, truly, he is not likely to be content with the fruits of some brief episode of seizure and transitory subjugation. That would not be enough for him. If that were all, he would probably not even bother. He may, after all, have the girls in the paga taverns, luscious collar sluts or they would not be there, for the price of a drink, unless they are dancers, and then there is a small additional charge. Rather, he looks beyond the moment, and envisages the girl as being truly his, at his feet, at his slave ring, his name on her collar. Perhaps she was haughty or insolent. That would certainly have been foolish of her, would it not? He may have wanted her for a long time. - (Renegades of Gor)