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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

That given, their interest seems to be in the pleasures which I seem to promise! She heard herself described in some detail, by the auctioneer's assistant, who read from papers, presumably extracted from scribes' records. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #750)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
25 750 That given, their interest seems to be in the pleasures which I seem to promise! She heard herself described in some detail, by the auctioneer's assistant, who read from papers, presumably extracted from scribes' records.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
25 747 I am intelligent, she thought, quite intelligent.
25 748 Tell them that! Then she wondered if her intelligence, really, was that much higher than that of her chain sisters.
25 749 The brutes, she thought, they are taking my intelligence for granted.
25 750 That given, their interest seems to be in the pleasures which I seem to promise! She heard herself described in some detail, by the auctioneer's assistant, who read from papers, presumably extracted from scribes' records.
25 751 Various measurements were iterated matter-of-factly, for example, those of her bosom, waist and hips, and those of her neck, wrists and ankles, the latter primarily of interest with respect to the dimensions of appropriate identificatory or custodial hardware, the collar, wrist rings and ankle rings.
25 752 She blinked against the torchlight.
25 753 The block was well illuminated.
I am intelligent, she thought, quite intelligent. Tell them that! Then she wondered if her intelligence, really, was that much higher than that of her chain sisters. The brutes, she thought, they are taking my intelligence for granted. That given, their interest seems to be in the pleasures which I seem to promise! She heard herself described in some detail, by the auctioneer's assistant, who read from papers, presumably extracted from scribes' records. Various measurements were iterated matter-of-factly, for example, those of her bosom, waist and hips, and those of her neck, wrists and ankles, the latter primarily of interest with respect to the dimensions of appropriate identificatory or custodial hardware, the collar, wrist rings and ankle rings. She blinked against the torchlight. The block was well illuminated. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 25)