Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
2
184
Then I laughed, looking at her.
2
185
Her responses had revealed her as a slave.
2
186
"Forty tarsks," said a voice, triumphantly.
2
187
It was the voice of Procopius Minor, or Little Procopius, who owned the Four Chains, a tavern near Pier Sixteen, to be distinguished from Procopius Major, or Big Procopius, who owned several such taverns throughout the city.
2
188
The Four Chains was a dingy tavern, located between two warehouses.
2
189
Procopius Minor owned about twenty girls.
2
190
His establishment had a reputation for brawls, cheap paga, and hot slaves.
Then I laughed, looking at her.
Her responses had revealed her as a slave.
"Forty tarsks," said a voice, triumphantly.
It was the voice of Procopius Minor, or Little Procopius, who owned the Four Chains, a tavern near Pier Sixteen, to be distinguished from Procopius Major, or Big Procopius, who owned several such taverns throughout the city.
The Four Chains was a dingy tavern, located between two warehouses.
Procopius Minor owned about twenty girls.
His establishment had a reputation for brawls, cheap paga, and hot slaves.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )