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

Many highly placed individuals on both worlds, it seemed, for example, on Earth, in government and business, were not only apprised of, but implicated in, these matters. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #396)
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11 396 Many highly View more quotes about placed">placed individuals on both worlds, it seemed, for example, on Earth, in government and business, were not only apprised of, but implicated in, these matters.

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

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11 393 Ellen did gather that clandestine business arrangements of considerable scope were afoot.
11 394 The concerns, or tentacles, of whatever combine or conglomerate, or organization, was involved seemed to have far-reaching ramifications, ramifications affecting worlds.
11 395 Surely it had its representatives, or outposts, or offices, on her former world as well as on this, her new world.
11 396 Many highly placed individuals on both worlds, it seemed, for example, on Earth, in government and business, were not only apprised of, but implicated in, these matters.
11 397 They extended far beyond the trivia of harvesting lovely women for vending in Gorean markets.
11 398 The business of capturing, transporting and selling well-curved, helpless living flesh might, she suspected, be little more than a byproduct of more serious enterprises.
11 399 To be sure, it doubtless had its at least minimally significant place in the economy of their schemes.
Ellen did gather that clandestine business arrangements of considerable scope were afoot. The concerns, or tentacles, of whatever combine or conglomerate, or organization, was involved seemed to have far-reaching ramifications, ramifications affecting worlds. Surely it had its representatives, or outposts, or offices, on her former world as well as on this, her new world. Many highly placed individuals on both worlds, it seemed, for example, on Earth, in government and business, were not only apprised of, but implicated in, these matters. They extended far beyond the trivia of harvesting lovely women for vending in Gorean markets. The business of capturing, transporting and selling well-curved, helpless living flesh might, she suspected, be little more than a byproduct of more serious enterprises. To be sure, it doubtless had its at least minimally significant place in the economy of their schemes. - (Prize of Gor)