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| 25 | 225 | "Some may recognize her, of View more quotes about course">course," I said. |
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| 25 | 222 | She who had once been Peggy Baxter, of Earth, then stood before me in the apparatus of a Gorean coin girl. |
| 25 | 223 | "An excellent idea," said Tasdron. |
| 25 | 224 | "Now she will attract only the attention natural to a coin girl in the streets". |
| 25 | 225 | "Some may recognize her, of course," I said. |
| 25 | 226 | "I do not think many will," said Tasdron, "and if some do, they will simply assume that she has been put into the streets for discipline". |
| 25 | 227 | "That, too, was my conjecture," I said. |
| 25 | 228 | Though the Gorean coin girl is commonly one of several girls, one of a stable thereof, so to speak, sent daily into the streets to earn money as the chattels they are for their master, under the penalty of whippings or tortures, or death, if their day's work does not prove sufficiently lucrative, it is not unknown for this sensual charge to be also placed upon a private girl, usually as a punishment for having failed in some way, often trivial or negligible, to be fully pleasing. |