Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 689 | If he was so View more quotes about cruel">cruel as to deny me his touch, of course, I would, driven by my needs, have to make do elsewhere. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 686 | "'Warm me'?" I laughed, bitterly. |
| 13 | 687 | "I am already flaming!" "If I sent you forth on the floor in your present condition," he said, "you would probably belly to the first male whose sandals you saw". |
| 13 | 688 | "Perhaps, Master," I said, bitterly. |
| 13 | 689 | If he was so cruel as to deny me his touch, of course, I would, driven by my needs, have to make do elsewhere. |
| 13 | 690 | It was Mirus, of course, who had now lit these flames in my belly. |
| 13 | 691 | It was for him that they burned. |
| 13 | 692 | The particular man is terribly important to the woman. |
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"'Warm me'?" I laughed, bitterly.
"I am already flaming!" "If I sent you forth on the floor in your present condition," he said, "you would probably belly to the first male whose sandals you saw".
"Perhaps, Master," I said, bitterly.
If he was so cruel as to deny me his touch, of course, I would, driven by my needs, have to make do elsewhere.
It was Mirus, of course, who had now lit these flames in my belly.
It was for him that they burned.
The particular man is terribly important to the woman.
- (Dancer of Gor)