Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 862 | The Sa-eela is one of the most View more quotes about moving">moving, deeply rhythmic and erotic of the slave dances of Gor. |
| 20 | 863 | It belongs, generally, to a genre of dances commonly known as the Lure Dances of the Love-Starved Slave Girl. |
| 20 | 864 | The common theme of the genre, of course, is the attempt on the part of a neglected slave to call herself to the attention of the Master. |
| 20 | 865 | Tasdron then signaled to the musicians. |
| 20 | 866 | And then Peggy began to dance. |
| 20 | 867 | I remembered her then from long ago, from Earth, from the restaurant, where she had worked as a hat-check girl. |
| 20 | 868 | She had worn a black ribbon in her blond hair, a long-sleeved, white-silk blouse, panty hose of black netting, and a brief, black miniskirt. |
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The Sa-eela is one of the most moving, deeply rhythmic and erotic of the slave dances of Gor.
It belongs, generally, to a genre of dances commonly known as the Lure Dances of the Love-Starved Slave Girl.
The common theme of the genre, of course, is the attempt on the part of a neglected slave to call herself to the attention of the Master.
Tasdron then signaled to the musicians.
And then Peggy began to dance.
I remembered her then from long ago, from Earth, from the restaurant, where she had worked as a hat-check girl.
She had worn a black ribbon in her blond hair, a long-sleeved, white-silk blouse, panty hose of black netting, and a brief, black miniskirt.
- (Guardsman of Gor)