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

The lance dancers, in their serpentine pattern, swirled away. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #175)
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32 175 The lance dancers, in their serpentine pattern, swirled away.

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

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32 172 The View more quotes about slave">slave cried out, squirming under the blows, but kept her position.
32 173 The mistress then resumed her place, sitting down, cross-legged, with the men, in the great circle.
32 174 She retained the slave's leash in her hand, looping it, shortening it, so that it was only about a yard in length.
32 175 The lance dancers, in their serpentine pattern, swirled away.
32 176 "I did not know that Bloketu was so beautiful," I said.
32 177 It is difficult for a woman to conceal her beauty when she is permitted to wear only a collar, or a collar and leash.
32 178 "I wonder if Iwoso is even more beautiful," said Cuwignaka.
The slave cried out, squirming under the blows, but kept her position. The mistress then resumed her place, sitting down, cross-legged, with the men, in the great circle. She retained the slave's leash in her hand, looping it, shortening it, so that it was only about a yard in length. The lance dancers, in their serpentine pattern, swirled away. "I did not know that Bloketu was so beautiful," I said. It is difficult for a woman to conceal her beauty when she is permitted to wear only a collar, or a collar and leash. "I wonder if Iwoso is even more beautiful," said Cuwignaka. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)