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

One was beneath the palms of my hands and my right cheek. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #126)
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9 126 One was View more quotes about beneath">beneath the palms of my hands and my right cheek.

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

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9 123 I lay there on the wood.
9 124 Beyond this point the shoot seemed to be level, at least for a way.
9 125 On the ascent portion of the shoot, and where I lay, toward the end of that section, there were, every two feet or so, small crosspieces, these, I suppose, to aid tarsks in the climb.
9 126 One was beneath the palms of my hands and my right cheek.
9 127 Another was at my belly, and another was below my knees.
9 128 I could smell tarsk in the shoot.
9 129 I knew the smell from the courtyard, and the narrow cages.
I lay there on the wood. Beyond this point the shoot seemed to be level, at least for a way. On the ascent portion of the shoot, and where I lay, toward the end of that section, there were, every two feet or so, small crosspieces, these, I suppose, to aid tarsks in the climb. One was beneath the palms of my hands and my right cheek. Another was at my belly, and another was below my knees. I could smell tarsk in the shoot. I knew the smell from the courtyard, and the narrow cages. - (Dancer of Gor)