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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"No, look at that one," said a fellow, indicating another. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #302)
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24 302 "No, View more quotes about look">look at that one," said a fellow, indicating another.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 299 Her regalia had been complex and sumptuous, rich and colorful, the envy of every free woman in the city, each pleat and fold carefully arranged by slaves; her slippers had been laced with pearls, her veils had shimmered with jewels.
24 300 Cast flowers and sprinkled perfumes, drummers and flautists, preceded her chair, borne by mighty slaves, flanked by liveried guardsmen.
24 301 "There is a pretty one," said a man.
24 302 "No, look at that one," said a fellow, indicating another.
24 303 Men may look upon slaves appraisingly, as upon other beasts.
24 304 If one may admire the silken coat, the flanks, of a kaiila, one may, as well, admire the pelt, the flanks, the curvature of a calf, the trimness of an ankle, the roundedness of a forearm, the delight of a shoulder and throat, the lissome figure, the exquisite features, of a lesser animal, a slave.
24 305 Talena had been said to be the most beautiful woman on all Gor.
Her regalia had been complex and sumptuous, rich and colorful, the envy of every free woman in the city, each pleat and fold carefully arranged by slaves; her slippers had been laced with pearls, her veils had shimmered with jewels. Cast flowers and sprinkled perfumes, drummers and flautists, preceded her chair, borne by mighty slaves, flanked by liveried guardsmen. "There is a pretty one," said a man. "No, look at that one," said a fellow, indicating another. Men may look upon slaves appraisingly, as upon other beasts. If one may admire the silken coat, the flanks, of a kaiila, one may, as well, admire the pelt, the flanks, the curvature of a calf, the trimness of an ankle, the roundedness of a forearm, the delight of a shoulder and throat, the lissome figure, the exquisite features, of a lesser animal, a slave. Talena had been said to be the most beautiful woman on all Gor. - (Mariners of Gor)