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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

He dipped his fingers in the bowl, poured a bit of oil on his hands, dipped his fingers again and then wiped his hands dry. - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #23)
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2 23 He dipped his View more quotes about fingers">fingers in the bowl, poured a bit of oil on his hands, dipped his fingers again and then wiped his hands dry.

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 20 I supposed the Initiate might account me one of the latter, for my habiliments bore no insignia.
2 21 He turned away from me and went to a small pedestal at one side.
2 22 On the pedestal there was a silver bowl, filled with water, a vial of oil and a towel.
2 23 He dipped his fingers in the bowl, poured a bit of oil on his hands, dipped his fingers again and then wiped his hands dry.
2 24 On each side of the huge gate there stood a great windlass and chain, and to each windlass a gang of blinded slaves was manacled.
2 25 The Initiate folded the towel carefully and replaced it on the pedestal.
2 26 "Let the gate be opened," he said.
I supposed the Initiate might account me one of the latter, for my habiliments bore no insignia. He turned away from me and went to a small pedestal at one side. On the pedestal there was a silver bowl, filled with water, a vial of oil and a towel. He dipped his fingers in the bowl, poured a bit of oil on his hands, dipped his fingers again and then wiped his hands dry. On each side of the huge gate there stood a great windlass and chain, and to each windlass a gang of blinded slaves was manacled. The Initiate folded the towel carefully and replaced it on the pedestal. "Let the gate be opened," he said. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)