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

He, I felt, of all those in the tavern, would understand what was now within me. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #968)
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11 968 He, I View more quotes about felt">felt, of all those in the tavern, would understand what was now within me.

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

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11 965 I was a helpless, aroused slave! This now was no role.
11 966 It was what I was.
11 967 I returned to the back of the dancing floor, piteously, that I might sway before my master, he in the back, by the beaded curtain, gross, loathsome Hendow.
11 968 He, I felt, of all those in the tavern, would understand what was now within me.
11 969 I felt I could keep no secrets from him.
11 970 It seemed he had a way of looking through me, and seeing whatever was within me, no matter how I might try to hide it.
11 971 But I did not want to hide this from him.
I was a helpless, aroused slave! This now was no role. It was what I was. I returned to the back of the dancing floor, piteously, that I might sway before my master, he in the back, by the beaded curtain, gross, loathsome Hendow. He, I felt, of all those in the tavern, would understand what was now within me. I felt I could keep no secrets from him. It seemed he had a way of looking through me, and seeing whatever was within me, no matter how I might try to hide it. But I did not want to hide this from him. - (Dancer of Gor)