Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 6 | 823 | I tensed, fearing I View more quotes about might">might be struck for vanity. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 6 | 820 | Indeed, on this world, rightly or wrongly, I did count, it seemed, really, or at least to many men, as being "beautiful," perhaps even, as the guard had said, "marvelously beautiful". |
| 6 | 821 | To be sure, I was alarmed to consider what might be the consequences of being beautiful, and a slave, on a world such as this, among men such as these. |
| 6 | 822 | I whimpered once. |
| 6 | 823 | I tensed, fearing I might be struck for vanity. |
| 6 | 824 | But I was not struck. |
| 6 | 825 | "Later, in an Ahn, or so," he said, "we will remove your gags and hoods. |
| 6 | 826 | Things will then be more pleasant for you". |
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Indeed, on this world, rightly or wrongly, I did count, it seemed, really, or at least to many men, as being "beautiful," perhaps even, as the guard had said, "marvelously beautiful".
To be sure, I was alarmed to consider what might be the consequences of being beautiful, and a slave, on a world such as this, among men such as these.
I whimpered once.
I tensed, fearing I might be struck for vanity.
But I was not struck.
"Later, in an Ahn, or so," he said, "we will remove your gags and hoods.
Things will then be more pleasant for you".
- (Dancer of Gor)