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

"Two and fifty!" "Two and fifty!" called the auctioneer, pleased. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #532)
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 529 I shuddered, though, to think of what it, so delicate and deep, might be under a master's hands.
9 530 I could suspect, even from the simple touch I had received, how helpless I might be.
9 531 "Two!" called a fellow from behind the rail, raising his hand.
9 532 "Two and fifty!" "Two and fifty!" called the auctioneer, pleased.
9 533 "Two and fifty! Do I hear more?" The house was quiet.
9 534 I looked down.
9 535 The fellow who had just made the bid, whatever was its amount, was the large, gross, corpulent fellow, he who was so ugly, so frightening.
I shuddered, though, to think of what it, so delicate and deep, might be under a master's hands. I could suspect, even from the simple touch I had received, how helpless I might be. "Two!" called a fellow from behind the rail, raising his hand. "Two and fifty!" "Two and fifty!" called the auctioneer, pleased. "Two and fifty! Do I hear more?" The house was quiet. I looked down. The fellow who had just made the bid, whatever was its amount, was the large, gross, corpulent fellow, he who was so ugly, so frightening. - (Dancer of Gor)