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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had seen animals of this sort in the streets of Kailiauk, in the dawn of the day following her sale, when she and the others had been marched out towards the Ihanke. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #1094)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 1094 She had seen animals of this sort in the streets of Kailiauk, in the dawn of the day following her sale, when she and the others had been marched out towards the Ihanke.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
13 1091 "Your first having was merely the ungating of a slave, her breaching, her opening, an unimportant prefatory technicality in the history of her bondage".
13 1092 "Of course!" she said.
13 1093 "Would you be so concerned about a boar's opening of a she-tarsk?" I asked.
13 1094 She had seen animals of this sort in the streets of Kailiauk, in the dawn of the day following her sale, when she and the others had been marched out towards the Ihanke.
13 1095 They are used, not unoften, in small Gorean towns, to scavenge garbage.
13 1096 Ginger and Evelyn had identified the animals for them.
13 1097 They had also informed them that, in many towns, such an animal might, in a market, bring a higher price than they themselves.
"Your first having was merely the ungating of a slave, her breaching, her opening, an unimportant prefatory technicality in the history of her bondage". "Of course!" she said. "Would you be so concerned about a boar's opening of a she-tarsk?" I asked. She had seen animals of this sort in the streets of Kailiauk, in the dawn of the day following her sale, when she and the others had been marched out towards the Ihanke. They are used, not unoften, in small Gorean towns, to scavenge garbage. Ginger and Evelyn had identified the animals for them. They had also informed them that, in many towns, such an animal might, in a market, bring a higher price than they themselves. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 13)