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

I moved the leather ball about a bit in my mouth, it held in my mouth by its strap, pulled back between my teeth, buckled behind the back of my neck. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #388)
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6 388 I View more quotes about moved">moved the leather ball about a bit in my mouth, it held in my mouth by its strap, pulled back between my teeth, buckled behind the back of my neck.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
6 385 Doubtless outside the wagon, though, something was happening, if only an inquiry into a delay, a tallying or accounting, a certification of papers, a checking of arrangements, something.
6 386 Inside the wagon, we waited.
6 387 I thought again of the woman who had cried out, beating on the side of the wagon.
6 388 I moved the leather ball about a bit in my mouth, it held in my mouth by its strap, pulled back between my teeth, buckled behind the back of my neck.
6 389 I felt it behind my lips and teeth, over my tongue, obstructing my oral orifice.
6 390 I could not speak.
6 391 Indeed, I could make very little noise at all.
Doubtless outside the wagon, though, something was happening, if only an inquiry into a delay, a tallying or accounting, a certification of papers, a checking of arrangements, something. Inside the wagon, we waited. I thought again of the woman who had cried out, beating on the side of the wagon. I moved the leather ball about a bit in my mouth, it held in my mouth by its strap, pulled back between my teeth, buckled behind the back of my neck. I felt it behind my lips and teeth, over my tongue, obstructing my oral orifice. I could not speak. Indeed, I could make very little noise at all. - (Dancer of Gor)