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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then I was afraid, again, doubtless foolishly, that he might be keeping an account of such things as my remark. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #68)
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2 68 Then I was View more quotes about afraid">afraid, again, doubtless foolishly, that he might be keeping an account of such things as my remark.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 65 I was very conscious of him behind me.
2 66 I did not think he was a classics scholar.
2 67 "Perhaps you want to look up something for a crossword puzzle," I said, lightly.
2 68 Then I was afraid, again, doubtless foolishly, that he might be keeping an account of such things as my remark.
2 69 Perhaps it had not pleased him.
2 70 But what did it matter whether he was pleased or not? "You are wearing a skirt," he said.
2 71 I stopped, frightened.
I was very conscious of him behind me. I did not think he was a classics scholar. "Perhaps you want to look up something for a crossword puzzle," I said, lightly. Then I was afraid, again, doubtless foolishly, that he might be keeping an account of such things as my remark. Perhaps it had not pleased him. But what did it matter whether he was pleased or not? "You are wearing a skirt," he said. I stopped, frightened. - (Dancer of Gor)