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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Yes," he said, "and doubtless, similarly, many slaves native to the continent and the islands are now being shipped west, to the World's End". - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #130)
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31 130 "Yes," he said, "and View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless, similarly, many slaves native to the continent and the islands are now being shipped west, to the World's End".

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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31 127 "But she is not native to the World's End.
31 128 The slaves native to the World's End have their special sort of beauty".
31 129 "Doubtless many of them are now entering the markets," I said.
31 130 "Yes," he said, "and doubtless, similarly, many slaves native to the continent and the islands are now being shipped west, to the World's End".
31 131 "Dear Masters," called the auctioneer, "I had originally thought this slave an unusual buy, an excellent buy, but your bids have convinced me of my error.
31 132 Clearly, as determined by the hesitancy and reluctance, the indifference, of your bids, she is, as I now recognize, ela, merely another mediocre slave".
31 133 There was laughter from the tiers.
"But she is not native to the World's End. The slaves native to the World's End have their special sort of beauty". "Doubtless many of them are now entering the markets," I said. "Yes," he said, "and doubtless, similarly, many slaves native to the continent and the islands are now being shipped west, to the World's End". "Dear Masters," called the auctioneer, "I had originally thought this slave an unusual buy, an excellent buy, but your bids have convinced me of my error. Clearly, as determined by the hesitancy and reluctance, the indifference, of your bids, she is, as I now recognize, ela, merely another mediocre slave". There was laughter from the tiers. - (Plunder of Gor)