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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

I know of nothing else precisely like them on Gor. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #300)
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10 300 I View more quotes about know">know of nothing else precisely like them on Gor.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 297 The selection of the girls, incidentally, is determined by judges in their city, or of their own people, in Turia by members of the Caste of Physicians who have served in the great slave houses of Ar; among the wagons by the masters of the public slave wagons, who buy, sell and rent girls, providing warriors and slavers with a sort of clearing house and market for their feminine merchandise.
10 298 The public slave wagons, incidentally, also provide paga.
10 299 They are a kind of combination paga tavern and slave market.
10 300 I know of nothing else precisely like them on Gor.
10 301 Kamchak and I had visited one last night where I had ended up spending four copper tarn disks for one bottle of paga.
10 302 I hauled Kamchak out of the wagon before he began to bid on a chained-up little wench from Port Kar who had taken his eye.
10 303 I looked up and down the lines of stakes.
The selection of the girls, incidentally, is determined by judges in their city, or of their own people, in Turia by members of the Caste of Physicians who have served in the great slave houses of Ar; among the wagons by the masters of the public slave wagons, who buy, sell and rent girls, providing warriors and slavers with a sort of clearing house and market for their feminine merchandise. The public slave wagons, incidentally, also provide paga. They are a kind of combination paga tavern and slave market. I know of nothing else precisely like them on Gor. Kamchak and I had visited one last night where I had ended up spending four copper tarn disks for one bottle of paga. I hauled Kamchak out of the wagon before he began to bid on a chained-up little wench from Port Kar who had taken his eye. I looked up and down the lines of stakes. - (Nomads of Gor)