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

In the first it seemed that angry heralds or ambassadors were before a throne, on which reposed a serene Tatrix, and that perhaps an insult had been given. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #130)
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17 130 In the View more quotes about first">first it seemed that angry heralds or ambassadors were before a throne, on which reposed a serene Tatrix, and that perhaps an insult had been given.

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

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17 127 I was vitally aroused in such a place.
17 128 He then let me, he behind me, with the leash, look at the encircling, narrative frieze.
17 129 It was in five main divisions.
17 130 In the first it seemed that angry heralds or ambassadors were before a throne, on which reposed a serene Tatrix, and that perhaps an insult had been given.
17 131 In the second armies were drawn up upon a plain before a city.
17 132 In the third a fearful battle was in progress.
17 133 In the fourth it seemed that humbled representatives of the vanquished now appeared before the camp throne of a victorious general.
I was vitally aroused in such a place. He then let me, he behind me, with the leash, look at the encircling, narrative frieze. It was in five main divisions. In the first it seemed that angry heralds or ambassadors were before a throne, on which reposed a serene Tatrix, and that perhaps an insult had been given. In the second armies were drawn up upon a plain before a city. In the third a fearful battle was in progress. In the fourth it seemed that humbled representatives of the vanquished now appeared before the camp throne of a victorious general. - (Dancer of Gor)