Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 20 | 857 | "I am not a View more quotes about dancer">dancer!" she cried. |
| 20 | 858 | "Must a command be repeated?" he asked. |
| 20 | 859 | "No, my Master!" she cried, and gracefully flexed her legs, and lifted her hands, their backs to one another, above her head. |
| 20 | 860 | "Splendid!" said Glyco. |
| 20 | 861 | How beautiful Peggy was, and how frightened! Tasdron lifted his hand. |
| 20 | 862 | The Sa-eela is one of the most moving, deeply rhythmic and erotic of the slave dances of Gor. |
| 20 | 863 | It belongs, generally, to a genre of dances commonly known as the Lure Dances of the Love-Starved Slave Girl. |
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"I am not a dancer!" she cried.
"Must a command be repeated?" he asked.
"No, my Master!" she cried, and gracefully flexed her legs, and lifted her hands, their backs to one another, above her head.
"Splendid!" said Glyco.
How beautiful Peggy was, and how frightened! Tasdron lifted his hand.
The Sa-eela is one of the most moving, deeply rhythmic and erotic of the slave dances of Gor.
It belongs, generally, to a genre of dances commonly known as the Lure Dances of the Love-Starved Slave Girl.
- (Guardsman of Gor)