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

"Look at her," said Teibar, my captor, to his man, Taurog, he holding my leash, "she has never felt it, but she senses what it might be like to feel it, what it could do to her". - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #846)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
3 846 "View more quotes about look">Look at her," said Teibar, my captor, to his man, Taurog, he holding my leash, "she has never felt it, but she senses what it might be like to feel it, what it could do to her".

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

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3 843 I whimpered, plaintively, pleadingly.
3 844 "That is one of the few things a little animal like you clearly understands," he mused.
3 845 I whimpered.
3 846 "Look at her," said Teibar, my captor, to his man, Taurog, he holding my leash, "she has never felt it, but she senses what it might be like to feel it, what it could do to her".
3 847 "Yes," said Taurog.
3 848 "But then," said Teibar, "I suppose that all females understand the whip, or if they are stupid, and do not, they may be brought swiftly enough to its proper understanding".
3 849 "Yes," said Taurog.
I whimpered, plaintively, pleadingly. "That is one of the few things a little animal like you clearly understands," he mused. I whimpered. "Look at her," said Teibar, my captor, to his man, Taurog, he holding my leash, "she has never felt it, but she senses what it might be like to feel it, what it could do to her". "Yes," said Taurog. "But then," said Teibar, "I suppose that all females understand the whip, or if they are stupid, and do not, they may be brought swiftly enough to its proper understanding". "Yes," said Taurog. - (Dancer of Gor)