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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

As a result we, and those akin to us, tend to seek out, and recruit, as female agents women who are on the whole unusually beautiful and desirable. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #1015)
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11 1015 As a result we, and those akin to us, View more quotes about tend">tend to seek out, and recruit, as female agents women who are on the whole unusually beautiful and desirable.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 1012 I do not know".
11 1013 He then returned his attention lightly to Ellen, who knelt before him, his stripped chattel.
11 1014 "In any event, they allow their human agents a considerable amount of latitude in their work, at least in matters in which they feel it unimportant to involve themselves.
11 1015 As a result we, and those akin to us, tend to seek out, and recruit, as female agents women who are on the whole unusually beautiful and desirable.
11 1016 It pleases us to work with such.
11 1017 To be sure, with the developments in the serums over the last few years, our options have been multiplied.
11 1018 For example, if, through photographs, or such, we can determine that a woman was once beautiful and desirable, she may still be of considerable interest to us, for we may always return her to her former youth and beauty.
I do not know". He then returned his attention lightly to Ellen, who knelt before him, his stripped chattel. "In any event, they allow their human agents a considerable amount of latitude in their work, at least in matters in which they feel it unimportant to involve themselves. As a result we, and those akin to us, tend to seek out, and recruit, as female agents women who are on the whole unusually beautiful and desirable. It pleases us to work with such. To be sure, with the developments in the serums over the last few years, our options have been multiplied. For example, if, through photographs, or such, we can determine that a woman was once beautiful and desirable, she may still be of considerable interest to us, for we may always return her to her former youth and beauty. - (Prize of Gor)