Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 11 | 747 | He replaced the pen in the inkhorn, which View more quotes about closed">closed the horn, shook the paper a bit and held it up. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 11 | 744 | It was she who had brought his paga. |
| 11 | 745 | It would doubtless be she who would serve him this night, with the fullness of the Gorean slave. |
| 11 | 746 | With pen dipped into an inkhorn at his belt Tamirus was signing a paper. |
| 11 | 747 | He replaced the pen in the inkhorn, which closed the horn, shook the paper a bit and held it up. |
| 11 | 748 | A fellow near him handed it obligingly to Mirus. |
| 11 | 749 | I saw Inger inch a little closer to Tamirus, on her knees. |
| 11 | 750 | Doubtless she had served him before. |
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It was she who had brought his paga.
It would doubtless be she who would serve him this night, with the fullness of the Gorean slave.
With pen dipped into an inkhorn at his belt Tamirus was signing a paper.
He replaced the pen in the inkhorn, which closed the horn, shook the paper a bit and held it up.
A fellow near him handed it obligingly to Mirus.
I saw Inger inch a little closer to Tamirus, on her knees.
Doubtless she had served him before.
- (Dancer of Gor)