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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Not every woman is regarded as apt fruit to be picked from the "slave orchards of Earth," or deemed suitable meat for a Gorean sales block, or acceptable for the Gorean slave band, or of sufficient interest to be owned by, and serve, a Gorean master. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1608)
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20 1608 Not every View more quotes about woman">woman is regarded as apt fruit to be picked from the "slave orchards of Earth," or deemed suitable meat for a Gorean sales block, or acceptable for the Gorean slave band, or of sufficient interest to be owned by, and serve, a Gorean master.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 1605 Indeed, given the opportunity, I would have picked her out myself.
20 1606 I was much pleased that she was now mine.
20 1607 I wondered if many of the Earth girls brought to Gor realized the careful screening to which they had been subjected, and the care with which they had been selected.
20 1608 Not every woman is regarded as apt fruit to be picked from the "slave orchards of Earth," or deemed suitable meat for a Gorean sales block, or acceptable for the Gorean slave band, or of sufficient interest to be owned by, and serve, a Gorean master.
20 1609 Accordingly, Gorean men have excellent stock from which to choose.
20 1610 The criteria by means of which this stock is selected and supplied, of course, are diverse, for it is well known that men differ in their tastes in women, and enjoy selecting slaves to their particular taste.
20 1611 The pens are filled with diverse riches.
Indeed, given the opportunity, I would have picked her out myself. I was much pleased that she was now mine. I wondered if many of the Earth girls brought to Gor realized the careful screening to which they had been subjected, and the care with which they had been selected. Not every woman is regarded as apt fruit to be picked from the "slave orchards of Earth," or deemed suitable meat for a Gorean sales block, or acceptable for the Gorean slave band, or of sufficient interest to be owned by, and serve, a Gorean master. Accordingly, Gorean men have excellent stock from which to choose. The criteria by means of which this stock is selected and supplied, of course, are diverse, for it is well known that men differ in their tastes in women, and enjoy selecting slaves to their particular taste. The pens are filled with diverse riches. - (Guardsman of Gor)