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

I tensed, for I expected, having so blocked his path, to be kicked, or struck. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 20, Sentence #288)
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20 288 I tensed, for I View more quotes about expected">expected, having so blocked his path, to be kicked, or struck.

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

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20 285 Head down, I hurried forth, and knelt before him, blocking his way.
20 286 I put my head down to his feet.
20 287 This is a suitable deference in a female slave before a free male.
20 288 I tensed, for I expected, having so blocked his path, to be kicked, or struck.
20 289 I must then try to seize an ankle, or knee, pleading desperate need.
20 290 I knew I might risk a thrashing with his stick.
20 291 But I had been ordered to delay him, and delay him I would, if I could.
Head down, I hurried forth, and knelt before him, blocking his way. I put my head down to his feet. This is a suitable deference in a female slave before a free male. I tensed, for I expected, having so blocked his path, to be kicked, or struck. I must then try to seize an ankle, or knee, pleading desperate need. I knew I might risk a thrashing with his stick. But I had been ordered to delay him, and delay him I would, if I could. - (Dancer of Gor)