Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 474 | On it she had even performed placatory slave dances, on her feet, and knees, and on her back, and belly, and sides, dances of the sort in which the female tries to convince the male that she might perhaps be worth sparing, if only for the pleasure she might bring him. |
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Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 471 | It was padlocked about her neck, a heavy lock under her chin, and when I wished, as now, not wanting it for a leash or alternative tether, it was fastened by a similar lock about the bars of the gate, near its foot. |
| 21 | 472 | She had served well on it, for Ahn. |
| 21 | 473 | On it she had, at my direction, assumed slave poses, and had been put various times through intricate slave paces. |
| 21 | 474 | On it she had even performed placatory slave dances, on her feet, and knees, and on her back, and belly, and sides, dances of the sort in which the female tries to convince the male that she might perhaps be worth sparing, if only for the pleasure she might bring him. |
| 21 | 475 | Too, of course, as it had pleased me, and in a variety of fashions, I had used her. |
| 21 | 476 | Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least. |
| 21 | 477 | I now glanced to Flaminius. |
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It was padlocked about her neck, a heavy lock under her chin, and when I wished, as now, not wanting it for a leash or alternative tether, it was fastened by a similar lock about the bars of the gate, near its foot.
She had served well on it, for Ahn.
On it she had, at my direction, assumed slave poses, and had been put various times through intricate slave paces.
On it she had even performed placatory slave dances, on her feet, and knees, and on her back, and belly, and sides, dances of the sort in which the female tries to convince the male that she might perhaps be worth sparing, if only for the pleasure she might bring him.
Too, of course, as it had pleased me, and in a variety of fashions, I had used her.
Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least.
I now glanced to Flaminius.
- (Players of Gor, Chapter 21)