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| 3 | 891 | I do not View more quotes about think">think Taurog spoke much English. |
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| 3 | 888 | He pulled me back behind the Xerox machines, where the sight of me would not offend Teibar. |
| 3 | 889 | There, with his foot, first against my arms and hands, then against my knees and thighs, brushing them outward, toward my extremities in both cases, he let me know his will with respect to my limbs. |
| 3 | 890 | I went first to my elbows, and then to my belly. |
| 3 | 891 | I do not think Taurog spoke much English. |
| 3 | 892 | He had, however, conveyed his intent to me. |
| 3 | 893 | I realized, lying there on the cool surface, it is a composition surface in that area, on my belly, naked, among the machines, that it is not always necessary to understand a man's language to obey him, or for him to command you. |
| 3 | 894 | I heard Teibar speaking to Hercon, and then Hercon left for somewhere, as I later found out to gather up my things from the ladies' room. |