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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

But similarly, if you were being examined on a mat in the Tahari you might find yourself regarded as insufficiently fleshy, and find yourself forced, under the whip, to eat rich creams and such, being thereby fattened for sale like a she-tarsk". - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #100)
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21 100 But View more quotes about similarly">similarly, if you were being examined on a mat in the Tahari you might find yourself regarded as insufficiently fleshy, and find yourself forced, under the whip, to eat rich creams and such, being thereby fattened for sale like a she-tarsk".

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 97 She sobbed.
21 98 "I find nothing wrong with your lines," I said.
21 99 "To be sure, if a master wished, he might order them changed, and you might find yourself afflicted then with a sparse, strict diet and a frightening program of exercise.
21 100 But similarly, if you were being examined on a mat in the Tahari you might find yourself regarded as insufficiently fleshy, and find yourself forced, under the whip, to eat rich creams and such, being thereby fattened for sale like a she-tarsk".
21 101 She regarded me, with horror.
21 102 "Do not regret, for example," said I, "that your lines may not be as sleek as those of the female racing slave.
21 103 I assure you that while men may bet eagerly upon her they seldom regard her, personally, as the one most worth catching.
She sobbed. "I find nothing wrong with your lines," I said. "To be sure, if a master wished, he might order them changed, and you might find yourself afflicted then with a sparse, strict diet and a frightening program of exercise. But similarly, if you were being examined on a mat in the Tahari you might find yourself regarded as insufficiently fleshy, and find yourself forced, under the whip, to eat rich creams and such, being thereby fattened for sale like a she-tarsk". She regarded me, with horror. "Do not regret, for example," said I, "that your lines may not be as sleek as those of the female racing slave. I assure you that while men may bet eagerly upon her they seldom regard her, personally, as the one most worth catching. - (Vagabonds of Gor)