Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 28 | 265 | I View more quotes about laughed">laughed, and so, too, did Tupita, but then we looked about ourselves, at the sheer walls of the shaft about us, and up at the opening, doubtless wide enough, but, from here, seemingly so small, seemingly so far above. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 28 | 262 | The "first girl" in a tavern often inspects her inferiors, before she permits them on the floor. |
| 28 | 263 | "I think not," she smiled. |
| 28 | 264 | "But you would perhaps do in the hay for the rough pleasures of a drover". |
| 28 | 265 | I laughed, and so, too, did Tupita, but then we looked about ourselves, at the sheer walls of the shaft about us, and up at the opening, doubtless wide enough, but, from here, seemingly so small, seemingly so far above. |
| 28 | 266 | I noticed again, oddly enough, yet interestingly, how one could see the stars from this place, even during the afternoon. |
| 28 | 267 | We then sat down in the pit, on the dried leaves, on the gravel, quiet, subdued, our backs against the sides of the shaft. |
| 28 | 268 | We did not know what our fate would be. |
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The "first girl" in a tavern often inspects her inferiors, before she permits them on the floor.
"I think not," she smiled.
"But you would perhaps do in the hay for the rough pleasures of a drover".
I laughed, and so, too, did Tupita, but then we looked about ourselves, at the sheer walls of the shaft about us, and up at the opening, doubtless wide enough, but, from here, seemingly so small, seemingly so far above.
I noticed again, oddly enough, yet interestingly, how one could see the stars from this place, even during the afternoon.
We then sat down in the pit, on the dried leaves, on the gravel, quiet, subdued, our backs against the sides of the shaft.
We did not know what our fate would be.
- (Dancer of Gor)