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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

I might as well have been, as far as he cared, only a curvaceous, beautiful barbarian servant in Epidaurus, or, in the keeping of Crusaders, or in the tents of Mongols, a Persian dancing girl. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #868)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 868 I View more quotes about might">might as well have been, as far as he cared, only a curvaceous, beautiful barbarian servant in Epidaurus, or, in the keeping of Crusaders, or in the tents of Mongols, a Persian dancing girl.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 865 Tears fell from my eyes to the carpet.
3 866 I whimpered, tiny, begging sounds, pleading for mercy.
3 867 It did not matter to him, I was sure, that I was a modern woman.
3 868 I might as well have been, as far as he cared, only a curvaceous, beautiful barbarian servant in Epidaurus, or, in the keeping of Crusaders, or in the tents of Mongols, a Persian dancing girl.
3 869 He was literally considering beating me.
3 870 What we all had in common was that we were women.
3 871 Similarly I had not the least doubt that if he wished to beat me, he would do so.
Tears fell from my eyes to the carpet. I whimpered, tiny, begging sounds, pleading for mercy. It did not matter to him, I was sure, that I was a modern woman. I might as well have been, as far as he cared, only a curvaceous, beautiful barbarian servant in Epidaurus, or, in the keeping of Crusaders, or in the tents of Mongols, a Persian dancing girl. He was literally considering beating me. What we all had in common was that we were women. Similarly I had not the least doubt that if he wished to beat me, he would do so. - (Dancer of Gor)