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

He was proud of me! Too, there were conventionalized sounds, indicative of interest and approval, the intake of breath through saliva, certain sounds made with the tongue and lips, certain clickings and smackings, and such, of the sort that might cause a free woman to swoon with dismay, but are addressed appropriately enough, and usually to her pleasure, to slaves. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #503)
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11 503 He was View more quotes about proud">proud of me! Too, there were conventionalized sounds, indicative of interest and approval, the intake of breath through saliva, certain sounds made with the tongue and lips, certain clickings and smackings, and such, of the sort that might cause a free woman to swoon with dismay, but are addressed appropriately enough, and usually to her pleasure, to slaves.

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

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11 500 I heard sounds of relish, and anticipation.
11 501 I began to tremble.
11 502 I looked up at my master.
11 503 He was proud of me! Too, there were conventionalized sounds, indicative of interest and approval, the intake of breath through saliva, certain sounds made with the tongue and lips, certain clickings and smackings, and such, of the sort that might cause a free woman to swoon with dismay, but are addressed appropriately enough, and usually to her pleasure, to slaves.
11 504 Too, I heard whistles and sex calls.
11 505 Some men, by such noises, summon a girl, running, to their feet.
11 506 If she is close enough, of course, noises of the preceding sort may also be used for this purpose.
I heard sounds of relish, and anticipation. I began to tremble. I looked up at my master. He was proud of me! Too, there were conventionalized sounds, indicative of interest and approval, the intake of breath through saliva, certain sounds made with the tongue and lips, certain clickings and smackings, and such, of the sort that might cause a free woman to swoon with dismay, but are addressed appropriately enough, and usually to her pleasure, to slaves. Too, I heard whistles and sex calls. Some men, by such noises, summon a girl, running, to their feet. If she is close enough, of course, noises of the preceding sort may also be used for this purpose. - (Dancer of Gor)