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

Too, they are cheaper than a kaiila, or trained sleen, and far less expensive than a tarn, one of Gor's mighty saddle birds. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #41)
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28 41 Too, they are cheaper than a View more quotes about kaiila">kaiila, or trained sleen, and far less expensive than a tarn, one of Gor's mighty saddle birds.

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

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28 38 And how delicious.
28 39 It was no wonder that men made them slaves, and had them serve them with perfection.
28 40 One of the nicest of gifts, incidentally, is a lovely female slave.
28 41 Too, they are cheaper than a kaiila, or trained sleen, and far less expensive than a tarn, one of Gor's mighty saddle birds.
28 42 A chain of twenty or more beauties might be exchanged for a single tarn.
28 43 And how, Cabot thought, they learn to compete with one another, each to be more pleasing to the masters, each to bring a higher price on the sales block.
28 44 They will fight over a brush or comb, an eye shadow or lipstick, or earrings, or a ribbon.
And how delicious. It was no wonder that men made them slaves, and had them serve them with perfection. One of the nicest of gifts, incidentally, is a lovely female slave. Too, they are cheaper than a kaiila, or trained sleen, and far less expensive than a tarn, one of Gor's mighty saddle birds. A chain of twenty or more beauties might be exchanged for a single tarn. And how, Cabot thought, they learn to compete with one another, each to be more pleasing to the masters, each to bring a higher price on the sales block. They will fight over a brush or comb, an eye shadow or lipstick, or earrings, or a ribbon. - (Kur of Gor)