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

I remained exactly in place. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #255)
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8 255 I remained exactly in View more quotes about place">place.

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

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8 252 Then I feared, terribly, that he might more desire Ila than me.
8 253 A wave of sudden terrible hatred swept over me.
8 254 I wanted suddenly to leap up, screaming, and run at her, like a raging cat, to scratch out her eyes, to tear every last strand of that long, silky blond hair out of her head! Then I was frightened.
8 255 I remained exactly in place.
8 256 I did not move.
8 257 I could be terribly punished, perhaps even tortured and killed, if I, a mere property, seriously injured, or diminished the value of, another property.
8 258 Short of such things, though, we could do much what we wanted to one another, and Ila was larger and stronger than I! I felt helpless.
Then I feared, terribly, that he might more desire Ila than me. A wave of sudden terrible hatred swept over me. I wanted suddenly to leap up, screaming, and run at her, like a raging cat, to scratch out her eyes, to tear every last strand of that long, silky blond hair out of her head! Then I was frightened. I remained exactly in place. I did not move. I could be terribly punished, perhaps even tortured and killed, if I, a mere property, seriously injured, or diminished the value of, another property. Short of such things, though, we could do much what we wanted to one another, and Ila was larger and stronger than I! I felt helpless. - (Dancer of Gor)