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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

One may accordingly, at one's convenience, browse through various markets, seeking wares to one's liking. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #244)
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11 244 One may View more quotes about accordingly">accordingly, at one's convenience, browse through various markets, seeking wares to one's liking.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 241 Some men, it seems, are interested in certain "types" of women.
11 242 On this world men have little difficulty in finding the types in which they might be interested.
11 243 Here there are many markets, some of them even specialty markets, catering to particular tastes.
11 244 One may accordingly, at one's convenience, browse through various markets, seeking wares to one's liking.
11 245 A fellow, sooner or later, is almost certain to find an item, fastened to one ring or another, which will conform to his particular taste.
11 246 Too, as an option, "want lists" may be circulated.
11 247 Some women of Earth, I suspect, owe their very presence on this world, their very brand and collar, to the fact that they happened to satisfy, unbeknownst to themselves, in virtue of some particular configuration of properties, features and such, to a greater or lesser degree, the requirements of such a list.
Some men, it seems, are interested in certain "types" of women. On this world men have little difficulty in finding the types in which they might be interested. Here there are many markets, some of them even specialty markets, catering to particular tastes. One may accordingly, at one's convenience, browse through various markets, seeking wares to one's liking. A fellow, sooner or later, is almost certain to find an item, fastened to one ring or another, which will conform to his particular taste. Too, as an option, "want lists" may be circulated. Some women of Earth, I suspect, owe their very presence on this world, their very brand and collar, to the fact that they happened to satisfy, unbeknownst to themselves, in virtue of some particular configuration of properties, features and such, to a greater or lesser degree, the requirements of such a list. - (Witness of Gor)