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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The music now, pounding and throbbing, mounted headily toward the climax of the Sa-eela. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #1018)
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20 1018 The music now, pounding and throbbing, mounted headily toward the climax of the Sa-eela.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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20 1015 "Of course," I said.
20 1016 "You now realize, even more clearly than before, what it might mean to be a slave on Gor".
20 1017 She then clutched my arm, even more tightly, and then, she kneeling beside me, small and naked, helpless and vulnerable, her throat locked in the steel of my collar, on the tiles, we watched the dance of the female slave.
20 1018 The music now, pounding and throbbing, mounted headily toward the climax of the Sa-eela.
20 1019 In these, the final portions of the Sa-eela, the slave, in effect, puts herself at the mercy of the master.
20 1020 She has already presented before him, almost in a delectable enumeration, many of the more external and rhythmic aspects of her beauty.
20 1021 She has displayed herself hitherto before him rather as an object in which, hopefully, he might take an interest.
"Of course," I said. "You now realize, even more clearly than before, what it might mean to be a slave on Gor". She then clutched my arm, even more tightly, and then, she kneeling beside me, small and naked, helpless and vulnerable, her throat locked in the steel of my collar, on the tiles, we watched the dance of the female slave. The music now, pounding and throbbing, mounted headily toward the climax of the Sa-eela. In these, the final portions of the Sa-eela, the slave, in effect, puts herself at the mercy of the master. She has already presented before him, almost in a delectable enumeration, many of the more external and rhythmic aspects of her beauty. She has displayed herself hitherto before him rather as an object in which, hopefully, he might take an interest. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 20)