Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 997 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps she was "ten-tarsks beautiful," but more? Perhaps! Could she hope then, ever, to bring as much as a silver tarsk? She was convinced, of course, that she was a valuable, attractive slave. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 994 | Beautiful, perhaps. |
| 20 | 995 | Surely her vanity suggested that. |
| 20 | 996 | Had she not seen herself in mirrors? But very beautiful—and by Gorean standards? Surely she could not have so changed, from the shelf of Targo in Ar. |
| 20 | 997 | Perhaps she was "ten-tarsks beautiful," but more? Perhaps! Could she hope then, ever, to bring as much as a silver tarsk? She was convinced, of course, that she was a valuable, attractive slave. |
| 20 | 998 | She had no doubt about that. |
| 20 | 999 | She was not unaware of how men had looked upon her, for example, in the streets of Ar. |
| 20 | 1000 | Yes, then thought Ellen, I think I am beautiful! Perhaps even very beautiful! To be sure, that was for men to decide. |
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Beautiful, perhaps.
Surely her vanity suggested that.
Had she not seen herself in mirrors? But very beautiful—and by Gorean standards? Surely she could not have so changed, from the shelf of Targo in Ar.
Perhaps she was "ten-tarsks beautiful," but more? Perhaps! Could she hope then, ever, to bring as much as a silver tarsk? She was convinced, of course, that she was a valuable, attractive slave.
She had no doubt about that.
She was not unaware of how men had looked upon her, for example, in the streets of Ar.
Yes, then thought Ellen, I think I am beautiful! Perhaps even very beautiful! To be sure, that was for men to decide.
- (Prize of Gor)