Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 10 | 838 | I had not yet, at that View more quotes about time">time, even been put out on the floor of the tavern. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 10 | 835 | Why, then, was I embarrassed, or humiliated, at the thought that I might now be ordered to disrobe in his presence? I was not sure. |
| 10 | 836 | I supposed it was because I was not yet fully adjusted to my slavery. |
| 10 | 837 | I was not yet a brazen slave. |
| 10 | 838 | I had not yet, at that time, even been put out on the floor of the tavern. |
| 10 | 839 | Perhaps I still thought, at that time, that the fullness of my beauty was, particularly, for my master, and not for others. |
| 10 | 840 | I did not really stop to think, at that time, however, that Hendow was a tavern owner, and that, thus, the fullness of my beauty was not only for him, but, as he saw fit, or as it might please him, also for his customers. |
| 10 | 841 | "She looks lovely in the garment, doesn't she?" asked Hendow. |
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Why, then, was I embarrassed, or humiliated, at the thought that I might now be ordered to disrobe in his presence? I was not sure.
I supposed it was because I was not yet fully adjusted to my slavery.
I was not yet a brazen slave.
I had not yet, at that time, even been put out on the floor of the tavern.
Perhaps I still thought, at that time, that the fullness of my beauty was, particularly, for my master, and not for others.
I did not really stop to think, at that time, however, that Hendow was a tavern owner, and that, thus, the fullness of my beauty was not only for him, but, as he saw fit, or as it might please him, also for his customers.
"She looks lovely in the garment, doesn't she?" asked Hendow.
- (Dancer of Gor)