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

"I would have sold for a thousand pieces of gold!" said Adraste. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #372)
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25 372 "I would have View more quotes about sold">sold for a thousand pieces of gold!" said Adraste.

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

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25 369 I had seen several fellows, on the ship, and later, in the courtyard, while the girls were being exercised, usually five at a time, on tethers, assessing her, as men will assess slaves of interest.
25 370 I wondered if slaves were fully aware of their superiority as females to free women.
25 371 The most female of all women is, of course, the slave.
25 372 "I would have sold for a thousand pieces of gold!" said Adraste.
25 373 That was not at all likely, unless she was being purchased with an eye to the bounty, later to be collected.
25 374 Alcinoë laughed unpleasantly, scornfully.
25 375 "Writhing naked in your chains, to the prodding of a whip, on a cement shelf, I do not think you would bring more than four or five tarsk-bits".
I had seen several fellows, on the ship, and later, in the courtyard, while the girls were being exercised, usually five at a time, on tethers, assessing her, as men will assess slaves of interest. I wondered if slaves were fully aware of their superiority as females to free women. The most female of all women is, of course, the slave. "I would have sold for a thousand pieces of gold!" said Adraste. That was not at all likely, unless she was being purchased with an eye to the bounty, later to be collected. Alcinoë laughed unpleasantly, scornfully. "Writhing naked in your chains, to the prodding of a whip, on a cement shelf, I do not think you would bring more than four or five tarsk-bits". - (Mariners of Gor)