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

I saw by her silk she was from the Cords of Tharna, an establishment competitive with the Chatka and Curla. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #239)
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20 239 I saw by her View more quotes about silk">silk she was from the Cords of Tharna, an establishment competitive with the Chatka and Curla.

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

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20 236 These things serve to synchronize chronometers in the port, and serve to regulate schedules and the utilization of the tide tables.
20 237 I was beginning to feel desperate.
20 238 Toward me a couple was moving, a bearded sailor and a red-haired paga girl.
20 239 I saw by her silk she was from the Cords of Tharna, an establishment competitive with the Chatka and Curla.
20 240 I knelt boldly in their path, and looked up at the sailor.
20 241 "Yata can please you more," I said.
20 242 "He is mine!" said the red-haired girl, holding the sailor's arm.
These things serve to synchronize chronometers in the port, and serve to regulate schedules and the utilization of the tide tables. I was beginning to feel desperate. Toward me a couple was moving, a bearded sailor and a red-haired paga girl. I saw by her silk she was from the Cords of Tharna, an establishment competitive with the Chatka and Curla. I knelt boldly in their path, and looked up at the sailor. "Yata can please you more," I said. "He is mine!" said the red-haired girl, holding the sailor's arm. - (Slave Girl of Gor)