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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

That something of interest might be transpiring on the stage seemed somehow, suddenly, almost as if by secret communication, to be understood by all in that hall. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #901)
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16 901 That View more quotes about something">something of interest might be transpiring on the stage seemed somehow, suddenly, almost as if by secret communication, to be understood by all in that hall.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 898 "He owns her," he said.
16 899 "He just bought her!" The girl cried out in astonishment, looking up at the player from her knees.
16 900 The hall was now muchly silent.
16 901 That something of interest might be transpiring on the stage seemed somehow, suddenly, almost as if by secret communication, to be understood by all in that hall.
16 902 Rowena and Lady Telitsia, breathing heavily, their nipples erected, their bodies red with usage, bruises on their arms where they had been held down and roughly handled, turned to their sides and, palms on the tiles, looked up to the stage.
16 903 Even the numerous naked slaves who were serving the tables and, as men wished them, the banqueters, stopped serving, and, carrying their vessels and trays, stood still, looking, too, to the stage.
16 904 Slowly, beautifully, kneeling before him, looking up at him, Bina opened her thighs before the player.
"He owns her," he said. "He just bought her!" The girl cried out in astonishment, looking up at the player from her knees. The hall was now muchly silent. That something of interest might be transpiring on the stage seemed somehow, suddenly, almost as if by secret communication, to be understood by all in that hall. Rowena and Lady Telitsia, breathing heavily, their nipples erected, their bodies red with usage, bruises on their arms where they had been held down and roughly handled, turned to their sides and, palms on the tiles, looked up to the stage. Even the numerous naked slaves who were serving the tables and, as men wished them, the banqueters, stopped serving, and, carrying their vessels and trays, stood still, looking, too, to the stage. Slowly, beautifully, kneeling before him, looking up at him, Bina opened her thighs before the player. - (Players of Gor)