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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Here, noble masters, at my feet," said the auctioneer, standing to my left, his whip in his right hand, "we have, as noted, a medium-heighted barbarian, imported recently from the slave world, for there is such a world, as many of you know, picked like fruit for your delectation. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #18)
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3 18 "Here, View more quotes about noble">noble masters, at my feet," said the auctioneer, standing to my left, his whip in his right hand, "we have, as noted, a medium-heighted barbarian, imported recently from the slave world, for there is such a world, as many of you know, picked like fruit for your delectation.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 15 Goreans dislike deceit.
3 16 If a girl's hair color is not natural, that must be made clear.
3 17 Often a girl is whipped, and her head is shaved, that the hair may grow back in its natural color.
3 18 "Here, noble masters, at my feet," said the auctioneer, standing to my left, his whip in his right hand, "we have, as noted, a medium-heighted barbarian, imported recently from the slave world, for there is such a world, as many of you know, picked like fruit for your delectation.
3 19 You can see that she is fresh and luscious.
3 20 She has also been administered, as is done routinely, the stabilization serums, which preclude the onslaught of the drying, withering disease, age, so prevalent on her barbarous world.
3 21 Accordingly she will remain indefinitely as you see her now, vital and soft, shapely and lovely, vulnerable and helpless, a dream of pleasure in her collar! Would you not like to have her at your feet?" I had heard of the stabilization serums, but did not fully understand them.
Goreans dislike deceit. If a girl's hair color is not natural, that must be made clear. Often a girl is whipped, and her head is shaved, that the hair may grow back in its natural color. "Here, noble masters, at my feet," said the auctioneer, standing to my left, his whip in his right hand, "we have, as noted, a medium-heighted barbarian, imported recently from the slave world, for there is such a world, as many of you know, picked like fruit for your delectation. You can see that she is fresh and luscious. She has also been administered, as is done routinely, the stabilization serums, which preclude the onslaught of the drying, withering disease, age, so prevalent on her barbarous world. Accordingly she will remain indefinitely as you see her now, vital and soft, shapely and lovely, vulnerable and helpless, a dream of pleasure in her collar! Would you not like to have her at your feet?" I had heard of the stabilization serums, but did not fully understand them. - (Quarry of Gor)