Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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Sentence #
Quote
16
217
There were three moons here! But then, in a moment, I was, again, before he upon the divan.
There were three moons here! But then, in a moment, I was, again, before he upon the divan.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #217)
Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
Chapter #
Sentence #
Quote
16
214
One does not see the moons in the pens, or in the depths, and, if they were visible, I had not noticed them during the light of the day.
16
215
"Return, slave," I heard.
16
216
I swiftly whirled about, and re-entered the room.
16
217
There were three moons here! But then, in a moment, I was, again, before he upon the divan.
16
218
He lifted his finger and the music stopped, and I, too, stopped.
16
219
There is one aspect to slave dance to which I have neglected to call explicit attention, but it is one which, I suspect, at least implicitly, is clear to all.
16
220
Slave dance is arousing to the female who dances it.
One does not see the moons in the pens, or in the depths, and, if they were visible, I had not noticed them during the light of the day.
"Return, slave," I heard.
I swiftly whirled about, and re-entered the room.
There were three moons here! But then, in a moment, I was, again, before he upon the divan.
He lifted his finger and the music stopped, and I, too, stopped.
There is one aspect to slave dance to which I have neglected to call explicit attention, but it is one which, I suspect, at least implicitly, is clear to all.
Slave dance is arousing to the female who dances it.
- (Witness of Gor, Chapter 16)