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

The familiar surroundings reassure her. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #385)
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24 385 The familiar surroundings reassure her.

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

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24 382 I View more quotes about danced">danced in such a way that a free woman might only dream of, awakening, sweating, in the night, clutching her covers, in terror, then feeling her throat with trepidation, with the tips of frightened fingers, to ascertain that no collar has been locked on it in the night.
24 383 How could she, a free woman, have such a dream? What could it mean? And what would the men do to her when they came to take her in their arms? She awakened, in terror.
24 384 Perhaps she hurries to strike a light in her room.
24 385 The familiar surroundings reassure her.
24 386 She has had such dreams before.
24 387 What could they mean? Nothing, of course.
24 388 Nothing! Such dreams must be meaningless! They must be! But what if they were not? She shudders.
I danced in such a way that a free woman might only dream of, awakening, sweating, in the night, clutching her covers, in terror, then feeling her throat with trepidation, with the tips of frightened fingers, to ascertain that no collar has been locked on it in the night. How could she, a free woman, have such a dream? What could it mean? And what would the men do to her when they came to take her in their arms? She awakened, in terror. Perhaps she hurries to strike a light in her room. The familiar surroundings reassure her. She has had such dreams before. What could they mean? Nothing, of course. Nothing! Such dreams must be meaningless! They must be! But what if they were not? She shudders. - (Dancer of Gor)