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

If I were sent forth upon the floor, however, in my condition, even as it was, I do not think I would have bellied to the first man I saw. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #695)
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13 695 If I were View more quotes about sent">sent forth upon the floor, however, in my condition, even as it was, I do not think I would have bellied to the first man I saw.

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

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13 692 The particular man is terribly important to the woman.
13 693 He is a part of the whole that enflames her.
13 694 To be sure, the slave is so needful and alive that it is not hard for her to see the beauty in any man.
13 695 If I were sent forth upon the floor, however, in my condition, even as it was, I do not think I would have bellied to the first man I saw.
13 696 I would still have been able to look about, and select one out, one suitably incendiary to the wholeness of my need, and then prostrate myself before him.
13 697 No, I was not so desperate that I would have bellied to the first man I saw.
13 698 At that time, I did not even realize I could ever be so desperate as to do that.
The particular man is terribly important to the woman. He is a part of the whole that enflames her. To be sure, the slave is so needful and alive that it is not hard for her to see the beauty in any man. If I were sent forth upon the floor, however, in my condition, even as it was, I do not think I would have bellied to the first man I saw. I would still have been able to look about, and select one out, one suitably incendiary to the wholeness of my need, and then prostrate myself before him. No, I was not so desperate that I would have bellied to the first man I saw. At that time, I did not even realize I could ever be so desperate as to do that. - (Dancer of Gor)