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

The fellow, too, held a tunic to my mouth, and I took it in my teeth. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #161)
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19 161 The View more quotes about fellow">fellow, too, held a tunic to my mouth, and I took it in my teeth.

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

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19 158 The metal disk hung down now, swinging, below my belly.
19 159 My master's collar, taken from the sack, was put on my neck.
19 160 The belly chain was then removed from me and placed in the sack.
19 161 The fellow, too, held a tunic to my mouth, and I took it in my teeth.
19 162 When I left the alley there would be little that would be unusual about me.
19 163 I would be just another girl, well exposed in her skimpy tunic, snugly locked in her collar, nothing unusual.
20 1 The Key in the Belt "Please, Master," I said, swiftly kneeling near the entrance to the alleyway, "my master is much occupied with his business, and neglects me".
The metal disk hung down now, swinging, below my belly. My master's collar, taken from the sack, was put on my neck. The belly chain was then removed from me and placed in the sack. The fellow, too, held a tunic to my mouth, and I took it in my teeth. When I left the alley there would be little that would be unusual about me. I would be just another girl, well exposed in her skimpy tunic, snugly locked in her collar, nothing unusual. The Key in the Belt "Please, Master," I said, swiftly kneeling near the entrance to the alleyway, "my master is much occupied with his business, and neglects me". - (Dancer of Gor)