Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 3 | 420 | I could not stand the thought, the terrifying thought, of putting myself, in the beauty of dance, before men such as these. |
| 3 | 421 | I could not even dream of letting such men see me dance. |
| 3 | 422 | It was utterly unthinkable. |
| 3 | 423 | I had not even dared to show myself thusly to common men, to banal, safe, inoffensive, trivial, conquered men, men of the sort with whom I associated, men of the sort I knew. |
| 3 | 424 | Who knew what they might think, how they might be tempted to act, what they might be prompted to do? The man pushed the button of the tape recorder, and I danced. |
| 3 | 425 | The tape played for eleven minutes and seventeen seconds, its playing time. |
| 3 | 426 | The piece was excellent, in its melodic lines, its moods, and shifts. |
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I could not stand the thought, the terrifying thought, of putting myself, in the beauty of dance, before men such as these.
I could not even dream of letting such men see me dance.
It was utterly unthinkable.
I had not even dared to show myself thusly to common men, to banal, safe, inoffensive, trivial, conquered men, men of the sort with whom I associated, men of the sort I knew.
Who knew what they might think, how they might be tempted to act, what they might be prompted to do? The man pushed the button of the tape recorder, and I danced.
The tape played for eleven minutes and seventeen seconds, its playing time.
The piece was excellent, in its melodic lines, its moods, and shifts.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter )