Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 79 | 242 | Corinna was now dancing. |
| 79 | 243 | Rhythmic clapping accompanied her dance. |
| 79 | 244 | She had been granted a veil and used it superbly, even tormentingly, until it was torn away by her master, Peisistratus, who had had enough, and he dragged her from the fire, into the darkness. |
| 79 | 245 | Cabot hoped she would soon return to the feast, as he did not think that she had, as yet, informed another slave that he was to be served wine. |
| 79 | 246 | Another girl, and another girl, was summoned to dance. |
| 79 | 247 | Cabot summoned the brunette to him. |
| 79 | 248 | Naturally, she knelt, instantly. |
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Corinna was now dancing.
Rhythmic clapping accompanied her dance.
She had been granted a veil and used it superbly, even tormentingly, until it was torn away by her master, Peisistratus, who had had enough, and he dragged her from the fire, into the darkness.
Cabot hoped she would soon return to the feast, as he did not think that she had, as yet, informed another slave that he was to be served wine.
Another girl, and another girl, was summoned to dance.
Cabot summoned the brunette to him.
Naturally, she knelt, instantly.
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter )