Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 48 | 310 | "Had I View more quotes about thousand">thousand times more," exclaimed Marcus, "I would have given it all to you!" She looked at him, frightened. |
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Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 48 | 307 | If the amount had been short, in either number or weight, I would not have wished to be Octantius, dealing with his hirelings. |
| 48 | 308 | She looked at me, startled. |
| 48 | 309 | Such an amount, one might expect to have been brought by the preferred pleasure slave of a Ubar. |
| 48 | 310 | "Had I thousand times more," exclaimed Marcus, "I would have given it all to you!" She looked at him, frightened. |
| 48 | 311 | It is one thing to go for a silver tarsk, or such, and quite another for a hundred pieces of gold. |
| 48 | 312 | She knew, of course, something of the worth of women in the markets. |
| 48 | 313 | She knew that she was not, for example, a trained slave, a high slave, a politically sensitive slave, the shackled daughter of a Ubar being publicly sold in the city of her father's conquerors, or such. |
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If the amount had been short, in either number or weight, I would not have wished to be Octantius, dealing with his hirelings.
She looked at me, startled.
Such an amount, one might expect to have been brought by the preferred pleasure slave of a Ubar.
"Had I thousand times more," exclaimed Marcus, "I would have given it all to you!" She looked at him, frightened.
It is one thing to go for a silver tarsk, or such, and quite another for a hundred pieces of gold.
She knew, of course, something of the worth of women in the markets.
She knew that she was not, for example, a trained slave, a high slave, a politically sensitive slave, the shackled daughter of a Ubar being publicly sold in the city of her father's conquerors, or such.
- (Vagabonds of Gor)