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

These, slaves themselves, would present me, a new slave, to the men. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #493)
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11 493 These, View more quotes about slaves">slaves themselves, would present me, a new slave, to the men.

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

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11 490 The leashes on the cuffs went behind me, slack, on each side, and then looped up to the keeping of Tupita and Sita, Tupita on my right, Sita on the left.
11 491 Hendow drew me beside him through the beaded curtain.
11 492 Tupita and Sita followed, and, too, small Ina.
11 493 These, slaves themselves, would present me, a new slave, to the men.
11 494 But it was in the grip of my master, this perhaps symbolizing his ownership of me, and his authority over me, that I would be brought to the floor.
11 495 "Aii!" said a man.
11 496 "Ah!" said a man.
The leashes on the cuffs went behind me, slack, on each side, and then looped up to the keeping of Tupita and Sita, Tupita on my right, Sita on the left. Hendow drew me beside him through the beaded curtain. Tupita and Sita followed, and, too, small Ina. These, slaves themselves, would present me, a new slave, to the men. But it was in the grip of my master, this perhaps symbolizing his ownership of me, and his authority over me, that I would be brought to the floor. "Aii!" said a man. "Ah!" said a man. - (Dancer of Gor)