Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 11 | 598 | Even Inge! I watched her, in the training sand, dancing to hide drums, naked, in slave bracelets and jeweled dancing collar. |
| 11 | 599 | She did not then appear to be of the blue-robed, studious scribes. |
| 11 | 600 | She was only a naked, dancing slave girl, exciting, writhing in the sand, her body throbbing to the beat of a man's pleasure drums. |
| 11 | 601 | I wondered if a scribe would buy her. |
| 11 | 602 | I supposed if one did, she would pretend to be a shy girl, once of the scribes herself. |
| 11 | 603 | But what if he should command her to perform? Would he not then be astonished to find what he had purchased, a girl suddenly forced to reveal herself as an eager, helplessly appetitious slave, one desperate to, and exquisitely trained to, please the senses of a master? I now saw Inge as a rival. |
| 11 | 604 | But I resolved to best her. |
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Even Inge! I watched her, in the training sand, dancing to hide drums, naked, in slave bracelets and jeweled dancing collar.
She did not then appear to be of the blue-robed, studious scribes.
She was only a naked, dancing slave girl, exciting, writhing in the sand, her body throbbing to the beat of a man's pleasure drums.
I wondered if a scribe would buy her.
I supposed if one did, she would pretend to be a shy girl, once of the scribes herself.
But what if he should command her to perform? Would he not then be astonished to find what he had purchased, a girl suddenly forced to reveal herself as an eager, helplessly appetitious slave, one desperate to, and exquisitely trained to, please the senses of a master? I now saw Inge as a rival.
But I resolved to best her.
- (Captive of Gor, Chapter )