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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

The lance dancers, then, were swirling about the fallen red slave, weaving and spinning, in spiraling, swiftly moving circles about her. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #162)
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32 162 The lance dancers, then, were swirling about the View more quotes about fallen">fallen red slave, weaving and spinning, in spiraling, swiftly moving circles about her.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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32 159 "Iwoso does not want the slave to learn the pleasures of men," said Cuwignaka.
32 160 "Doubtless she fears it will spoil her as a serving slave for a woman".
32 161 "She is right," I said.
32 162 The lance dancers, then, were swirling about the fallen red slave, weaving and spinning, in spiraling, swiftly moving circles about her.
32 163 Some of them merely laid the cold metal points of the lances, or the sides of the lance blades, on her flesh.
32 164 Others jabbed her, dancing, with the points.
32 165 She lay in the dust, her hands over her head, her knees drawn tightly up, small, shuddering and trembling, helpless under the points.
"Iwoso does not want the slave to learn the pleasures of men," said Cuwignaka. "Doubtless she fears it will spoil her as a serving slave for a woman". "She is right," I said. The lance dancers, then, were swirling about the fallen red slave, weaving and spinning, in spiraling, swiftly moving circles about her. Some of them merely laid the cold metal points of the lances, or the sides of the lance blades, on her flesh. Others jabbed her, dancing, with the points. She lay in the dust, her hands over her head, her knees drawn tightly up, small, shuddering and trembling, helpless under the points. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)