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

For example, a captured ubara would probably bring a higher price than a more beautiful slave, and so on. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 47, Sentence #85)
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47 85 For View more quotes about example">example, a captured ubara would probably bring a higher price than a more beautiful slave, and so on.

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

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47 82 Some fellows, desperate to get a particular woman, may pay almost anything.
47 83 Slavers hope for such fellows.
47 84 Sometimes prices are influenced by extraneous considerations.
47 85 For example, a captured ubara would probably bring a higher price than a more beautiful slave, and so on.
47 86 A standard price in an average market under normal conditions would run from a few copper tarsks for a nice kettle-and-mat girl to one to five silver tarsks for an average pleasure slave.
47 87 It would have been my supposition that Ina, in many markets, at this time, might have gone for about ninety copper tarsks, up to a silver tarsk fifty.
47 88 She was a good looking wench, and was obviously "pleasure slave" material.
Some fellows, desperate to get a particular woman, may pay almost anything. Slavers hope for such fellows. Sometimes prices are influenced by extraneous considerations. For example, a captured ubara would probably bring a higher price than a more beautiful slave, and so on. A standard price in an average market under normal conditions would run from a few copper tarsks for a nice kettle-and-mat girl to one to five silver tarsks for an average pleasure slave. It would have been my supposition that Ina, in many markets, at this time, might have gone for about ninety copper tarsks, up to a silver tarsk fifty. She was a good looking wench, and was obviously "pleasure slave" material. - (Vagabonds of Gor)