Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | 742 | "I did not want to be without you," she wept. |
| 29 | 743 | "Little fool," he said. |
| 29 | 744 | "Too, I was jealous of Doreen. |
| 29 | 745 | I thought you cared for her!" "Certainly I found of her of interest," said Mirus, "as I have many slaves, but she, though perhaps more beautiful than most, was never more to me, really, and I know that now, and have for a long time, than another wench whom I might, from time to time, for an ahn or so, to the tune of my whip, if I pleased, put to my pleasure in an alcove". |
| 29 | 746 | "Oh, Master!" she breathed. |
| 29 | 747 | "But what are such things to you?" he asked. |
| 29 | 748 | "Do you not understand, Master?" she sobbed. |
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"I did not want to be without you," she wept.
"Little fool," he said.
"Too, I was jealous of Doreen.
I thought you cared for her!" "Certainly I found of her of interest," said Mirus, "as I have many slaves, but she, though perhaps more beautiful than most, was never more to me, really, and I know that now, and have for a long time, than another wench whom I might, from time to time, for an ahn or so, to the tune of my whip, if I pleased, put to my pleasure in an alcove".
"Oh, Master!" she breathed.
"But what are such things to you?" he asked.
"Do you not understand, Master?" she sobbed.
- (Dancer of Gor, Chapter )