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Book 8. (1 results) Hunters of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What am I bid for these two slaves?" she demanded. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #381)
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2 381 "What am I bid for these two View more quotes about slaves">slaves?" she demanded.

Book 8. (7 results) Hunters of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 378 She sat cross-legged, like a man.
2 379 About her throat was the necklace of claws and golden chains.
2 380 About her left ankle, threaded, the anklet of pierced shells.
2 381 "What am I bid for these two slaves?" she demanded.
2 382 "I had expected to be met by Verna, the Outlaw Girl," said I, "at this point.
2 383 Is it not true that she sells from this point?" "I am the enemy of Verna," said Sheera.
2 384 She jabbed down with the knife into the sand.
She sat cross-legged, like a man. About her throat was the necklace of claws and golden chains. About her left ankle, threaded, the anklet of pierced shells. "What am I bid for these two slaves?" she demanded. "I had expected to be met by Verna, the Outlaw Girl," said I, "at this point. Is it not true that she sells from this point?" "I am the enemy of Verna," said Sheera. She jabbed down with the knife into the sand. - (Hunters of Gor)