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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

Now, however, with the relative commonness of Earth females in the Gorean markets, they have lost much of their erstwhile exotic flavor. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #515)
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1 515 Now, however, with the relative commonness of View more quotes about earth">Earth females in the Gorean markets, they have lost much of their erstwhile exotic flavor.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 512 Barbarians, the stupid sluts could not even speak Gorean, the language.
1 513 To many Gorean males this seemed almost incomprehensible, but, we note, many languages are spoken on Gor, though obviously, because of the standardizations agreed upon by the caste of Scribes, meeting at the great fairs, Gorean is the most common.
1 514 Also, it is thought that the Priest-Kings wish to have a single language at their disposal by means of which they can address themselves to almost any human likely to be encountered on their world.
1 515 Now, however, with the relative commonness of Earth females in the Gorean markets, they have lost much of their erstwhile exotic flavor.
1 516 Often they are now regarded, and particularly by slaves of native Gorean origin, as merely an inferior sort of slave.
1 517 But men like them.
1 518 That is doubtless the reason they are not as rare on Gor as formerly.
Barbarians, the stupid sluts could not even speak Gorean, the language. To many Gorean males this seemed almost incomprehensible, but, we note, many languages are spoken on Gor, though obviously, because of the standardizations agreed upon by the caste of Scribes, meeting at the great fairs, Gorean is the most common. Also, it is thought that the Priest-Kings wish to have a single language at their disposal by means of which they can address themselves to almost any human likely to be encountered on their world. Now, however, with the relative commonness of Earth females in the Gorean markets, they have lost much of their erstwhile exotic flavor. Often they are now regarded, and particularly by slaves of native Gorean origin, as merely an inferior sort of slave. But men like them. That is doubtless the reason they are not as rare on Gor as formerly. - (Kur of Gor)