Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 26 | 417 | Then the music began. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 26 | 414 | "Yes, Master," I whispered. |
| 26 | 415 | When I had seen such movements in the house of Kliomenes I had never dreamed that they might, horrifyingly enough, one day be required of me. |
| 26 | 416 | In few modalities is a woman's slavery made clearer or more manifest than when she must perform floor movements, than when she must, in effect, dance before men, never rising higher than her knees. |
| 26 | 417 | Then the music began. |
| 26 | 418 | Almost as soon as I had begun to dance I saw Emily tear back her slave silk, exposing her breasts to Aemilianus, and try to kiss him. |
| 26 | 419 | He held her against him with his left arm about her body and held her two hands, their wrists crossed, in his grip, captured, across his body. |
| 26 | 420 | He held her in this fashion, helpless. |
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"Yes, Master," I whispered.
When I had seen such movements in the house of Kliomenes I had never dreamed that they might, horrifyingly enough, one day be required of me.
In few modalities is a woman's slavery made clearer or more manifest than when she must perform floor movements, than when she must, in effect, dance before men, never rising higher than her knees.
Then the music began.
Almost as soon as I had begun to dance I saw Emily tear back her slave silk, exposing her breasts to Aemilianus, and try to kiss him.
He held her against him with his left arm about her body and held her two hands, their wrists crossed, in his grip, captured, across his body.
He held her in this fashion, helpless.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 26)