Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 3 | 410 | I continued to watch the female, the sign about her neck, dance. |
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Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 3 | 407 | Perhaps he wants to keep a flow of slaves in his house, lest he grow too attached to one, always a danger. |
| 3 | 408 | Too, of course, economic considerations sometimes become paramount, these sometimes dictating the selling off of chattels, whose value, of course, unlike that of a free woman, constitutes a source of possible income. |
| 3 | 409 | Indeed, there are many reasons for the buying and selling of slaves, as there are for other forms of properties. |
| 3 | 410 | I continued to watch the female, the sign about her neck, dance. |
| 3 | 411 | No, I said to myself, it would not do to bring her into peril. |
| 3 | 412 | Then I chastised myself for weakness. |
| 3 | 413 | One would not wish to purchase her, of course, because she might constitute an encumbrance. |
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Perhaps he wants to keep a flow of slaves in his house, lest he grow too attached to one, always a danger.
Too, of course, economic considerations sometimes become paramount, these sometimes dictating the selling off of chattels, whose value, of course, unlike that of a free woman, constitutes a source of possible income.
Indeed, there are many reasons for the buying and selling of slaves, as there are for other forms of properties.
I continued to watch the female, the sign about her neck, dance.
No, I said to myself, it would not do to bring her into peril.
Then I chastised myself for weakness.
One would not wish to purchase her, of course, because she might constitute an encumbrance.
- (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 3)