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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

This rarity, of course, as would be expected, tends to increase its marketability somewhat, except in more northern markets, where it is common. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #688)
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10 688 This rarity, of View more quotes about course">course, as would be expected, tends to increase its marketability somewhat, except in more northern markets, where it is common.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 685 I saw this with some contempt, and perhaps a bit of jealousy.
10 686 This may have been something lingering from my old world, for, on this world, brunettes seem to be favored, it being claimed, truly or not, that they are much more easily aroused, and much more helpless, and passionate, in the furs.
10 687 But, to be sure, blond hair, genuinely blond hair, is rare on this world, except for certain areas, as it is on my old world.
10 688 This rarity, of course, as would be expected, tends to increase its marketability somewhat, except in more northern markets, where it is common.
10 689 The hair of kajirae who are up for sale, incidentally, is never dyed, or, if dyed, that is made clear to the buyers.
10 690 A buyer who regards himself as defrauded can be, as I understand it, extremely disagreeable.
10 691 With respect to heat it is my supposition that blondes, at least if properly managed and disciplined, are also responsive and passionate.
I saw this with some contempt, and perhaps a bit of jealousy. This may have been something lingering from my old world, for, on this world, brunettes seem to be favored, it being claimed, truly or not, that they are much more easily aroused, and much more helpless, and passionate, in the furs. But, to be sure, blond hair, genuinely blond hair, is rare on this world, except for certain areas, as it is on my old world. This rarity, of course, as would be expected, tends to increase its marketability somewhat, except in more northern markets, where it is common. The hair of kajirae who are up for sale, incidentally, is never dyed, or, if dyed, that is made clear to the buyers. A buyer who regards himself as defrauded can be, as I understand it, extremely disagreeable. With respect to heat it is my supposition that blondes, at least if properly managed and disciplined, are also responsive and passionate. - (Witness of Gor)