Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 9 | 382 | I rolled in the sawdust. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 9 | 379 | "Yes," I View more quotes about thought">thought, "I can find that book". |
| 9 | 380 | I was on my belly, naked, in the sawdust. |
| 9 | 381 | "Yes," I thought, "there was quiet, shy Doreen in the library, going quietly about her duties, there, walking about, returning to the reference desk, over that flat carpet, from the information desk, past the Xerox machines". |
| 9 | 382 | I rolled in the sawdust. |
| 9 | 383 | Yes, there she was, there, in that simple sweater, that plain blouse and dark skirt, the dark stockings, the low-heeled black shoes. |
| 9 | 384 | Surely no man could find her of interest. |
| 9 | 385 | Then she became aware of a man at the reference desk, looking down at her, one bright afternoon, a man whose look penetrated into her deepest heart and belly, and stripped her, and saw the slave there. |
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"Yes," I thought, "I can find that book".
I was on my belly, naked, in the sawdust.
"Yes," I thought, "there was quiet, shy Doreen in the library, going quietly about her duties, there, walking about, returning to the reference desk, over that flat carpet, from the information desk, past the Xerox machines".
I rolled in the sawdust.
Yes, there she was, there, in that simple sweater, that plain blouse and dark skirt, the dark stockings, the low-heeled black shoes.
Surely no man could find her of interest.
Then she became aware of a man at the reference desk, looking down at her, one bright afternoon, a man whose look penetrated into her deepest heart and belly, and stripped her, and saw the slave there.
- (Dancer of Gor)