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

"My cloak, doubled, will do," he smiled. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #94)
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20 94 "My cloak, doubled, will do," he View more quotes about smiled">smiled.

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

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20 91 "Take me into the alleyway," I said.
20 92 "Spill garbage, or refuse, upon the stones, for I am a slave and am worth less than even it, and have no value lest it be to serve a master, and put me upon it.
20 93 Make that my bed".
20 94 "My cloak, doubled, will do," he smiled.
20 95 "Enfold me then within it," I said, "as though within your arms, that I may then within its enclosing warmth, as though within the confines of a cell, tender my woman's submission to your maleness".
20 96 I then, slowly, gracefully, kneeling before him, looking up at him, tied the bondage knot in my hair, it then hanging beside my right cheek.
20 97 "Precede me into the alley," he said, kindly.
"Take me into the alleyway," I said. "Spill garbage, or refuse, upon the stones, for I am a slave and am worth less than even it, and have no value lest it be to serve a master, and put me upon it. Make that my bed". "My cloak, doubled, will do," he smiled. "Enfold me then within it," I said, "as though within your arms, that I may then within its enclosing warmth, as though within the confines of a cell, tender my woman's submission to your maleness". I then, slowly, gracefully, kneeling before him, looking up at him, tied the bondage knot in my hair, it then hanging beside my right cheek. "Precede me into the alley," he said, kindly. - (Dancer of Gor)