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

I then rose to my feet and withdrew to the foot of the dais, where I stood. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #307)
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14 307 I then View more quotes about rose">rose to my feet and withdrew to the foot of the dais, where I stood.

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

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14 304 In the box there was but one object, a slave whip.
14 305 I removed the whip from the box and rose to my feet, and returned to the dais, where I climbed the stairs and knelt before Hendow.
14 306 I kissed the whip, and holding it with both hands, my arms extended, my head down, between my arms, proffered it to him.
14 307 I then rose to my feet and withdrew to the foot of the dais, where I stood.
14 308 I looked up at Hendow.
14 309 My bit of silk, on the rug, was at my feet, on the right.
14 310 He stood up.
In the box there was but one object, a slave whip. I removed the whip from the box and rose to my feet, and returned to the dais, where I climbed the stairs and knelt before Hendow. I kissed the whip, and holding it with both hands, my arms extended, my head down, between my arms, proffered it to him. I then rose to my feet and withdrew to the foot of the dais, where I stood. I looked up at Hendow. My bit of silk, on the rug, was at my feet, on the right. He stood up. - (Dancer of Gor)