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Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)

Such an identification, in that it might affect the girl's behavior, she perhaps desiring capture by a particular male, might unfairly influence the outcome of the game. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #296)
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3 296 Such an identification, in that it View more quotes about might">might affect the girl's behavior, she perhaps desiring capture by a particular male, might unfairly influence the outcome of the game.

Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 293 Some of the men cried out angrily, for she had darted, unknowingly, between two of them.
3 294 The referee cautioned the men sharply.
3 295 The male contestants must not identify themselves.
3 296 Such an identification, in that it might affect the girl's behavior, she perhaps desiring capture by a particular male, might unfairly influence the outcome of the game.
3 297 Needless to say, the girl is expected to be an excellent quarry.
3 298 If she is a poor quarry, and puts up a disappointing run, and is too soon captured, her wrists are tied over her head and she is lashed.
3 299 It is seldom necessary to do this, of course.
Some of the men cried out angrily, for she had darted, unknowingly, between two of them. The referee cautioned the men sharply. The male contestants must not identify themselves. Such an identification, in that it might affect the girl's behavior, she perhaps desiring capture by a particular male, might unfairly influence the outcome of the game. Needless to say, the girl is expected to be an excellent quarry. If she is a poor quarry, and puts up a disappointing run, and is too soon captured, her wrists are tied over her head and she is lashed. It is seldom necessary to do this, of course. - (Slave Girl of Gor)