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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Whereas a number of dispositions are possible, these girls, who are quite expensive, are not unoften purchased by victorious generals and ubars who use them as a portions of their victory feasts. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #851)
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19 851 View more quotes about whereas">Whereas a number of dispositions are possible, these girls, who are quite expensive, are not unoften purchased by victorious generals and ubars who use them as a portions of their victory feasts.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 848 They are secretly assessed and arrangements are made for their purchase and delivery.
19 849 At the appropriate time they are administered a potion which renders them unconsciousness.
19 850 They are then removed from the gynaeceum, to be revived later.
19 851 Whereas a number of dispositions are possible, these girls, who are quite expensive, are not unoften purchased by victorious generals and ubars who use them as a portions of their victory feasts.
19 852 They are commonly awakened naked, startled and bewildered, and, within moments, to their confusion and consternation, are branded and collared, following which they are cast to the victors.
19 853 And thus they learn that there are men, and that they are not men.
19 854 But the work slave was right, of course.
They are secretly assessed and arrangements are made for their purchase and delivery. At the appropriate time they are administered a potion which renders them unconsciousness. They are then removed from the gynaeceum, to be revived later. Whereas a number of dispositions are possible, these girls, who are quite expensive, are not unoften purchased by victorious generals and ubars who use them as a portions of their victory feasts. They are commonly awakened naked, startled and bewildered, and, within moments, to their confusion and consternation, are branded and collared, following which they are cast to the victors. And thus they learn that there are men, and that they are not men. But the work slave was right, of course. - (Magicians of Gor)