Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 289 | View more quotes about though">Though he had waited for me, once, to relieve myself, I do not think that that was the purpose of the walk. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 286 | We will then return to the camp". |
| 32 | 287 | "Yes, Master," I said, puzzled. |
| 32 | 288 | In a few minutes we had returned to the camp, I on my leash. |
| 32 | 289 | Though he had waited for me, once, to relieve myself, I do not think that that was the purpose of the walk. |
| 32 | 290 | That I could have done anywhere outside the camp, chained to a tree, if necessary. |
| 32 | 291 | We had gone down by the long building, beyond the well, in the meadow, where the beasts lay. |
| 32 | 292 | He unsnapped the leash and I knelt before him, then, waiting to be commanded. |
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We will then return to the camp".
"Yes, Master," I said, puzzled.
In a few minutes we had returned to the camp, I on my leash.
Though he had waited for me, once, to relieve myself, I do not think that that was the purpose of the walk.
That I could have done anywhere outside the camp, chained to a tree, if necessary.
We had gone down by the long building, beyond the well, in the meadow, where the beasts lay.
He unsnapped the leash and I knelt before him, then, waiting to be commanded.
- (Dancer of Gor)