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

Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #476)
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21 476 View more quotes about flaminius">Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least.

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

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21 473 On it she had, at my direction, assumed slave poses, and had been put various times through intricate slave paces.
21 474 On it she had even performed placatory slave dances, on her feet, and knees, and on her back, and belly, and sides, dances of the sort in which the female tries to convince the male that she might perhaps be worth sparing, if only for the pleasure she might bring him.
21 475 Too, of course, as it had pleased me, and in a variety of fashions, I had used her.
21 476 Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least.
21 477 I now glanced to Flaminius.
21 478 He was now sitting on the floor, back against the bars, his wrists spread, where I could see them, tied back against them, at junctures of vertical bars with a flat, supportive crossbar, some six inches from the floor.
21 479 In this fashion he could not get up nor could he effectively use his feet.
On it she had, at my direction, assumed slave poses, and had been put various times through intricate slave paces. On it she had even performed placatory slave dances, on her feet, and knees, and on her back, and belly, and sides, dances of the sort in which the female tries to convince the male that she might perhaps be worth sparing, if only for the pleasure she might bring him. Too, of course, as it had pleased me, and in a variety of fashions, I had used her. Flaminius, however, it seemed, did not derive the same pleasure from this that I did, certainly not after the first Ahn, at least. I now glanced to Flaminius. He was now sitting on the floor, back against the bars, his wrists spread, where I could see them, tied back against them, at junctures of vertical bars with a flat, supportive crossbar, some six inches from the floor. In this fashion he could not get up nor could he effectively use his feet. - (Players of Gor)