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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

If he finds her pleasing, he might keep her, at least for a time. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #402)
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6 402 If he finds her View more quotes about pleasing">pleasing, he might keep her, at least for a time.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 399 For example, the damsel of Earth, if she found herself rescued on Gor, might not have to spend a great deal of time gravely considering whether or not to bestow herself on the rescuer.
6 400 She might rather find her wrists, to her surprise, being chained behind her, her clothing being removed and a rope being put on her neck.
6 401 She might then find herself hurrying along on foot, beside his mount, roped by the neck to his stirrup.
6 402 If he finds her pleasing, he might keep her, at least for a time.
6 403 If he does not, she will be soon sold.
6 404 I think this sort of thing is easy enough to understand.
6 405 The hero, so to speak, may have gone to a good deal of trouble to rescue the damsel, so to speak, and may even have placed his life in jeopardy.
For example, the damsel of Earth, if she found herself rescued on Gor, might not have to spend a great deal of time gravely considering whether or not to bestow herself on the rescuer. She might rather find her wrists, to her surprise, being chained behind her, her clothing being removed and a rope being put on her neck. She might then find herself hurrying along on foot, beside his mount, roped by the neck to his stirrup. If he finds her pleasing, he might keep her, at least for a time. If he does not, she will be soon sold. I think this sort of thing is easy enough to understand. The hero, so to speak, may have gone to a good deal of trouble to rescue the damsel, so to speak, and may even have placed his life in jeopardy. - (Renegades of Gor)