Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 303 | The two forms View more quotes about seemed">seemed very still now, near the remains of the fire, standing, hardly moving. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 300 | Naturally it would wish to dispose of the man first. |
| 33 | 301 | I, a female, unarmed and naked, if it were interested in me at all, could be left for later. |
| 33 | 302 | I had even leaned forward, happily, clearing the path to him. |
| 33 | 303 | The two forms seemed very still now, near the remains of the fire, standing, hardly moving. |
| 33 | 304 | "Tuka," called my master, throatedly. |
| 33 | 305 | "Yes, Master!" I cried. |
| 33 | 306 | "Your permission to flee," he said, speaking the words one at a time, slowly, "is revoked". |
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Naturally it would wish to dispose of the man first.
I, a female, unarmed and naked, if it were interested in me at all, could be left for later.
I had even leaned forward, happily, clearing the path to him.
The two forms seemed very still now, near the remains of the fire, standing, hardly moving.
"Tuka," called my master, throatedly.
"Yes, Master!" I cried.
"Your permission to flee," he said, speaking the words one at a time, slowly, "is revoked".
- (Dancer of Gor)