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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

But that, of course, would be left to the lotteries of the market. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #170)
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12 170 But that, of View more quotes about course">course, would be left to the lotteries of the market.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 167 In each woman is a slave, in each man a master.
12 168 Sometimes it is hard to tell about women, except after a time, of course, if they are slaves.
12 169 I trusted that Rena would find a master who would fulfill her, nurturing and commanding the slave which was she.
12 170 But that, of course, would be left to the lotteries of the market.
12 171 I was anxious to see again Thurnock, and Rim, who had returned to the Tesephone with Grenna, the girl I had captured in the forest, who had stood high in Hura's band.
12 172 At her arrival at the Tesephone she would have been branded and placed in my collar.
12 173 Then her wound would have been tended, as a slave's wound is tended, with effectiveness, but roughness.
In each woman is a slave, in each man a master. Sometimes it is hard to tell about women, except after a time, of course, if they are slaves. I trusted that Rena would find a master who would fulfill her, nurturing and commanding the slave which was she. But that, of course, would be left to the lotteries of the market. I was anxious to see again Thurnock, and Rim, who had returned to the Tesephone with Grenna, the girl I had captured in the forest, who had stood high in Hura's band. At her arrival at the Tesephone she would have been branded and placed in my collar. Then her wound would have been tended, as a slave's wound is tended, with effectiveness, but roughness. - (Hunters of Gor)