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

I hoped that my master's men had gone elsewhere. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #103)
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20 103 I View more quotes about hoped">hoped that my master's men had gone elsewhere.

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

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20 100 I remembered the knife of my master's man, the point entered ever so slightly into my belly, the edge of the knife turned in such a way that I knew it could open me like a larma.
20 101 He spread the cloak, doubled, on the stones of the alleyway.
20 102 I knelt upon it, and put my hands, clasped, behind the back of my head.
20 103 I hoped that my master's men had gone elsewhere.
20 104 He reached about me, as I pressed myself against him, troubled, and I felt him turn the key in the lock.
20 105 In a moment, the belt was laid aside.
20 106 "You are open," he announced.
I remembered the knife of my master's man, the point entered ever so slightly into my belly, the edge of the knife turned in such a way that I knew it could open me like a larma. He spread the cloak, doubled, on the stones of the alleyway. I knelt upon it, and put my hands, clasped, behind the back of my head. I hoped that my master's men had gone elsewhere. He reached about me, as I pressed myself against him, troubled, and I felt him turn the key in the lock. In a moment, the belt was laid aside. "You are open," he announced. - (Dancer of Gor)