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| 6 | 656 | I View more quotes about supposed">supposed that if one were a dancer, and was then serving in an alcove, an additional price having been paid for one's use, one would have to strive to be particularly good. |
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| 6 | 653 | "I see," I said, shuddering. |
| 6 | 654 | I wondered if I could be pleasing to a man in that way, dancing before him, and then, later, if he had paid my owner my price, in an alcove. |
| 6 | 655 | Most girls in such a place, I had heard from Susan, but generally not the dancers, came merely with the price of the drink itself. |
| 6 | 656 | I supposed that if one were a dancer, and was then serving in an alcove, an additional price having been paid for one's use, one would have to strive to be particularly good. |
| 6 | 657 | Gorean men, I was sure, would see to it that they got their money's worth. |
| 6 | 658 | "Sometimes I feel sorry for slaves, mere slaves," I said. |
| 6 | 659 | "Do not," he said. |