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

The attestation, I gathered, was little more than a formality, but, I supposed, some of the fellows would want it. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #525)
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11 525 The attestation, I View more quotes about gathered">gathered, was little more than a formality, but, I supposed, some of the fellows would want it.

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

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11 522 This fellow lifted his hand, in good humor, to the crowd.
11 523 "Later," said Mirus, "when our lovely chain-daughters in attendance, Tupita, Sita and Ina, whom some of you well know, and intimately, and whom I recommend to you all, as I also do my lovely assistants, Aynur and Tula, have presented to you another chain-daughter, this lovely slut, their sister in bondage, we shall call upon Tamirus for his attestation".
11 524 There was a good-humored cheer, acknowledging which Tamirus, grinning, once more lifted his hand.
11 525 The attestation, I gathered, was little more than a formality, but, I supposed, some of the fellows would want it.
11 526 I stood toward the center and about a third forward from the rear of the floor, my arm still in the grip of Hendow, my master.
11 527 "I will buy another ostrakon!" called a man.
11 528 I saw Aynur and Tula glance at one another.
This fellow lifted his hand, in good humor, to the crowd. "Later," said Mirus, "when our lovely chain-daughters in attendance, Tupita, Sita and Ina, whom some of you well know, and intimately, and whom I recommend to you all, as I also do my lovely assistants, Aynur and Tula, have presented to you another chain-daughter, this lovely slut, their sister in bondage, we shall call upon Tamirus for his attestation". There was a good-humored cheer, acknowledging which Tamirus, grinning, once more lifted his hand. The attestation, I gathered, was little more than a formality, but, I supposed, some of the fellows would want it. I stood toward the center and about a third forward from the rear of the floor, my arm still in the grip of Hendow, my master. "I will buy another ostrakon!" called a man. I saw Aynur and Tula glance at one another. - (Dancer of Gor)