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

He took it, and then, before my eyes, he did not drink, but regarded me, with hatred, and turned the cup, pouring the contents slowly, meaningfully, into the sand. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #182)
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24 182 He View more quotes about took">took it, and then, before my eyes, he did not drink, but regarded me, with hatred, and turned the cup, pouring the contents slowly, meaningfully, into the sand.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
24 179 "Water, Master?" I asked.
24 180 "Yes," he said.
24 181 I poured him the water and in that same fashion in which I had served the others proffered him the cup.
24 182 He took it, and then, before my eyes, he did not drink, but regarded me, with hatred, and turned the cup, pouring the contents slowly, meaningfully, into the sand.
24 183 I was terrified.
24 184 This action on his part seemed some sort of signal to the others.
24 185 I then found myself in the midst of them, kneeling, trembling, small, in the center of that grim circle.
"Water, Master?" I asked. "Yes," he said. I poured him the water and in that same fashion in which I had served the others proffered him the cup. He took it, and then, before my eyes, he did not drink, but regarded me, with hatred, and turned the cup, pouring the contents slowly, meaningfully, into the sand. I was terrified. This action on his part seemed some sort of signal to the others. I then found myself in the midst of them, kneeling, trembling, small, in the center of that grim circle. - (Dancer of Gor)