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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

Tassa powder, which she later learned was used on her, allegedly has few, if any, lingering aftereffects, or at least, she was assured, on younger women. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #338)
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4 338 Tassa powder, which she View more quotes about later">later learned was used on her, allegedly has few, if any, lingering aftereffects, or at least, she was assured, on younger women.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 335 She continued to eat greedily.
4 336 She now realizes that much of her earlier malaise, her headache, and such, if not associated with the alcohol she had imbibed, which seems unlikely, was presumably associated with her lack of nourishment.
4 337 To be sure, her age might have had something to do with her condition.
4 338 Tassa powder, which she later learned was used on her, allegedly has few, if any, lingering aftereffects, or at least, she was assured, on younger women.
4 339 And it is on such women, of course, considerably younger women, that it is most often used.
4 340 "With respect to understanding the cultures of such a world," he said, "it is helpful to keep various considerations in mind.
4 341 First, human beings were apparently brought to such a world from many different areas and over a period of many hundreds, indeed, presumably even thousands, of years.
She continued to eat greedily. She now realizes that much of her earlier malaise, her headache, and such, if not associated with the alcohol she had imbibed, which seems unlikely, was presumably associated with her lack of nourishment. To be sure, her age might have had something to do with her condition. Tassa powder, which she later learned was used on her, allegedly has few, if any, lingering aftereffects, or at least, she was assured, on younger women. And it is on such women, of course, considerably younger women, that it is most often used. "With respect to understanding the cultures of such a world," he said, "it is helpful to keep various considerations in mind. First, human beings were apparently brought to such a world from many different areas and over a period of many hundreds, indeed, presumably even thousands, of years. - (Prize of Gor)