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

It was my hope that I had pleased him well. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #365)
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24 365 It was my hope that I had View more quotes about pleased">pleased him well.

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

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24 362 I had not had furs touch my body since a cool evening, five nights ago, in the overseer's tent.
24 363 I had then worn the rectangle of red silk, that in which he was accustomed to put his use slaves.
24 364 It is such, it thrust over a leather thong knotted about the girl's belly, that it may be easily brushed aside, or pulled away.
24 365 It was my hope that I had pleased him well.
24 366 Toward morning he had chained me, hand and foot, to a stake near his feet, where I could not reach him.
24 367 I moaned for a time, but the kick of his foot had taught me that I must then be silent.
24 368 "She is an excellent dancer," commented a man, another whom I had lured in Argentum.
I had not had furs touch my body since a cool evening, five nights ago, in the overseer's tent. I had then worn the rectangle of red silk, that in which he was accustomed to put his use slaves. It is such, it thrust over a leather thong knotted about the girl's belly, that it may be easily brushed aside, or pulled away. It was my hope that I had pleased him well. Toward morning he had chained me, hand and foot, to a stake near his feet, where I could not reach him. I moaned for a time, but the kick of his foot had taught me that I must then be silent. "She is an excellent dancer," commented a man, another whom I had lured in Argentum. - (Dancer of Gor)