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

He took the belt and dropped it into the nearby sack, with the coined necklace and the coins I had picked up and brought back from the dancing floor, weighty in my lifted silk. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #492)
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13 492 He View more quotes about took">took the belt and dropped it into the nearby sack, with the coined necklace and the coins I had picked up and brought back from the dancing floor, weighty in my lifted silk.

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

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13 489 "Please!" I begged.
13 490 I felt him disengage the large clasp at the back of the belt, to which both strands of coins, on each side, were fastened.
13 491 "Please," I said.
13 492 He took the belt and dropped it into the nearby sack, with the coined necklace and the coins I had picked up and brought back from the dancing floor, weighty in my lifted silk.
13 493 He looked down at me.
13 494 My head came only to his shoulders.
13 495 "Do you beg?" he asked.
"Please!" I begged. I felt him disengage the large clasp at the back of the belt, to which both strands of coins, on each side, were fastened. "Please," I said. He took the belt and dropped it into the nearby sack, with the coined necklace and the coins I had picked up and brought back from the dancing floor, weighty in my lifted silk. He looked down at me. My head came only to his shoulders. "Do you beg?" he asked. - (Dancer of Gor)