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

They usually did this, it seemed, in a precise pattern, beginning at one point or another, thus making certain that the contents of every platform came within their purview, that they did not miss even one of the displayed wares. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #384)
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8 384 They View more quotes about usually">usually did this, it seemed, in a precise pattern, beginning at one point or another, thus making certain that the contents of every platform came within their purview, that they did not miss even one of the displayed wares.

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

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8 381 The men, customers, natives of the locality, agents, dealers and others, were then admitted, to examine us, and, if interested, take notes on our lot numbers.
8 382 On the platforms, I, and others, had endured the most intimate scrutinies.
8 383 They had moved about us, circulating here and there, going from one platform to another.
8 384 They usually did this, it seemed, in a precise pattern, beginning at one point or another, thus making certain that the contents of every platform came within their purview, that they did not miss even one of the displayed wares.
8 385 We, of course, perforce, must respond to their instructions.
8 386 We found ourselves often standing, or sitting or kneeling, or moving or assuming attitudes, or pursing our lips, and so on, according to their commands.
8 387 In these times we were often handled quite objectively, the firmness of our breasts and thighs being tested, and so on.
The men, customers, natives of the locality, agents, dealers and others, were then admitted, to examine us, and, if interested, take notes on our lot numbers. On the platforms, I, and others, had endured the most intimate scrutinies. They had moved about us, circulating here and there, going from one platform to another. They usually did this, it seemed, in a precise pattern, beginning at one point or another, thus making certain that the contents of every platform came within their purview, that they did not miss even one of the displayed wares. We, of course, perforce, must respond to their instructions. We found ourselves often standing, or sitting or kneeling, or moving or assuming attitudes, or pursing our lips, and so on, according to their commands. In these times we were often handled quite objectively, the firmness of our breasts and thighs being tested, and so on. - (Dancer of Gor)