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

The ideal, of course, is to be sold at the height of the sale. - (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #158)
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28 158 The ideal, of View more quotes about course">course, is to be sold at the height of the sale.

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

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28 155 Sometimes an extraordinary girl or girls are marketed almost immediately, to encourage buyers to come early.
28 156 Although this does tend to bring in larger early crowds the slavers feel that, often, they do not get on these girls what they might have, had their sale taken place later in the evening, in the heat and press of more determined bidding.
28 157 At any rate, from the girl's point of view, any chain position after forty and before one hundred would be good.
28 158 The ideal, of course, is to be sold at the height of the sale.
28 159 With one hundred and twenty girls the most serious bidding would presumably come somewhere between Girl 80 and Girl 95.
28 160 Late in the sale, of course, it is not uncommon for buyers to be weary and to begin to drift away.
28 161 These remarks, incidentally, pertain to a normal "long" sale, usually held four times a week at a large house.
Sometimes an extraordinary girl or girls are marketed almost immediately, to encourage buyers to come early. Although this does tend to bring in larger early crowds the slavers feel that, often, they do not get on these girls what they might have, had their sale taken place later in the evening, in the heat and press of more determined bidding. At any rate, from the girl's point of view, any chain position after forty and before one hundred would be good. The ideal, of course, is to be sold at the height of the sale. With one hundred and twenty girls the most serious bidding would presumably come somewhere between Girl 80 and Girl 95. Late in the sale, of course, it is not uncommon for buyers to be weary and to begin to drift away. These remarks, incidentally, pertain to a normal "long" sale, usually held four times a week at a large house. - (Slave Girl of Gor)