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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

This was doubtless, in part, a result of a different and exotic cast of merchandise, but, too, I think there was little doubt that the prices paid for us were not unrelated to the quality of the goods sold. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #20)
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5 20 This was View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless, in part, a result of a different and exotic cast of merchandise, but, too, I think there was little doubt that the prices paid for us were not unrelated to the quality of the goods sold.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 17 We needed only serve them with eager and abject perfection, in all the diverse ways of the female slave.
5 18 Something more was involved here, of course, than the simple animosity of women, particular and generalized, for rivals, or the usual suspicion of that which is other than oneself, or different.
5 19 We imports brought high prices.
5 20 This was doubtless, in part, a result of a different and exotic cast of merchandise, but, too, I think there was little doubt that the prices paid for us were not unrelated to the quality of the goods sold.
5 21 When a city falls, or a caravan is taken, one will usually add to one's chain what is at hand.
5 22 On the other hand, sometimes a woman is stripped and dismissed, whipped from a camp, or the smoking wagons.
5 23 To her humiliation and rage, she has been rejected.
We needed only serve them with eager and abject perfection, in all the diverse ways of the female slave. Something more was involved here, of course, than the simple animosity of women, particular and generalized, for rivals, or the usual suspicion of that which is other than oneself, or different. We imports brought high prices. This was doubtless, in part, a result of a different and exotic cast of merchandise, but, too, I think there was little doubt that the prices paid for us were not unrelated to the quality of the goods sold. When a city falls, or a caravan is taken, one will usually add to one's chain what is at hand. On the other hand, sometimes a woman is stripped and dismissed, whipped from a camp, or the smoking wagons. To her humiliation and rage, she has been rejected. - (Conspirators of Gor)