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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"I do! I do!" cried more than a dozen men. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #824)
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16 824 "I do! I do!" View more quotes about cried">cried more than a dozen men.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 821 "I am sure no one will want me".
16 822 "Ask! Ask!" demanded dozens of men, laughing, pounding on the goblets and tables with utensils.
16 823 "Who wants me?" called out Lady Telitsia, laughing, vibrant and alive in her collar, a slave, the property of Boots Tarsk-Bit, her master.
16 824 "I do! I do!" cried more than a dozen men.
16 825 There was a rush to the stage.
16 826 Then Lady Telitsia, too, was seized from the stage and carried helplessly, held high above the heads of several men, others crowding about them, back to the tables.
16 827 Rowena, gasping and writhing, crying out, the scarf torn from her, flung down among the tables, pressed back helplessly to the tiles, held down by the arms, kept in place, by two men, was already serving.
"I am sure no one will want me". "Ask! Ask!" demanded dozens of men, laughing, pounding on the goblets and tables with utensils. "Who wants me?" called out Lady Telitsia, laughing, vibrant and alive in her collar, a slave, the property of Boots Tarsk-Bit, her master. "I do! I do!" cried more than a dozen men. There was a rush to the stage. Then Lady Telitsia, too, was seized from the stage and carried helplessly, held high above the heads of several men, others crowding about them, back to the tables. Rowena, gasping and writhing, crying out, the scarf torn from her, flung down among the tables, pressed back helplessly to the tiles, held down by the arms, kept in place, by two men, was already serving. - (Players of Gor)