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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

It meant nothing. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #10)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
19 10 It meant View more quotes about nothing">nothing.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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19 7 How long I had awaited this moment, hoping for it, dreading it, wanting it, fearing it.
19 8 How should I act, what should I do? Then I straightened my body, and stood well, noting with fury, that the others did so, as well.
19 9 Surely that was expected of me.
19 10 It meant nothing.
19 11 I had no choice.
19 12 Should I lift my head, should I lower it? Should I look on him, or away? What should I do with my hands? Should I cross my wrists behind my back or before my body, or hold my arms to the side, or turn a little and pretend to be adjusting my collar? Perhaps I should pretend to be obliviously conversing with Aglaia on my right or Ianthe on the left? "He is handsome," whispered Aglaia, not facing me.
19 13 "Who?" I asked.
How long I had awaited this moment, hoping for it, dreading it, wanting it, fearing it. How should I act, what should I do? Then I straightened my body, and stood well, noting with fury, that the others did so, as well. Surely that was expected of me. It meant nothing. I had no choice. Should I lift my head, should I lower it? Should I look on him, or away? What should I do with my hands? Should I cross my wrists behind my back or before my body, or hold my arms to the side, or turn a little and pretend to be adjusting my collar? Perhaps I should pretend to be obliviously conversing with Aglaia on my right or Ianthe on the left? "He is handsome," whispered Aglaia, not facing me. "Who?" I asked. - (Quarry of Gor)