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

Then, carefully, bending over, in the light of a hanging lamp, doing only a tiny spot at a time, rubbing with circular motions, I addressed myself to the leather. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #211)
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25 211 Then, View more quotes about carefully">carefully, bending over, in the light of a hanging lamp, doing only a tiny spot at a time, rubbing with circular motions, I addressed myself to the leather.

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

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25 208 There were many domestic labors I did not care for, but, oddly enough, I did not mind polishing the boots of men.
25 209 It seemed somehow fitting for me.
25 210 I knelt down and put one of the heavy boots of Aulus between my thighs.
25 211 Then, carefully, bending over, in the light of a hanging lamp, doing only a tiny spot at a time, rubbing with circular motions, I addressed myself to the leather.
25 212 I did not want to be punished for having been outside the tent, with the guard.
25 213 I had not intended to seduce him.
25 214 It was not my fault, unless it were somehow my fault to be such that men so desired me.
There were many domestic labors I did not care for, but, oddly enough, I did not mind polishing the boots of men. It seemed somehow fitting for me. I knelt down and put one of the heavy boots of Aulus between my thighs. Then, carefully, bending over, in the light of a hanging lamp, doing only a tiny spot at a time, rubbing with circular motions, I addressed myself to the leather. I did not want to be punished for having been outside the tent, with the guard. I had not intended to seduce him. It was not my fault, unless it were somehow my fault to be such that men so desired me. - (Dancer of Gor)