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

I did not think I had come too cheaply, but, too, perhaps, my price had not been too dear. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #451)
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12 451 I did not View more quotes about think">think I had come too cheaply, but, too, perhaps, my price had not been too dear.

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

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12 448 To be sure, I was supposedly quite pretty, and I was certainly, sometimes to my chagrin, extremely helplessly sexually responsive.
12 449 Such things, too, might have improved my price.
12 450 I did not know, of course, what I had cost.
12 451 I did not think I had come too cheaply, but, too, perhaps, my price had not been too dear.
12 452 I really did not know.
12 453 It had been conjectured, above, that I might easily be a "silver-tarsk girl," but I did not really understand what that might be.
12 454 The "silver tarsk," I supposed, was a coin, and being a "silver-tarsk girl" would presumably mean that I might be expected to bring as much as a "silver tarsk" to whoever sold me, but all this was not that illuminating as I had no clear idea of the values involved.
To be sure, I was supposedly quite pretty, and I was certainly, sometimes to my chagrin, extremely helplessly sexually responsive. Such things, too, might have improved my price. I did not know, of course, what I had cost. I did not think I had come too cheaply, but, too, perhaps, my price had not been too dear. I really did not know. It had been conjectured, above, that I might easily be a "silver-tarsk girl," but I did not really understand what that might be. The "silver tarsk," I supposed, was a coin, and being a "silver-tarsk girl" would presumably mean that I might be expected to bring as much as a "silver tarsk" to whoever sold me, but all this was not that illuminating as I had no clear idea of the values involved. - (Witness of Gor)