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

Perhaps she then, in her long silken gown, curls up, frightened, at the foot of her bed. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #389)
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24 389 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps she then, in her long silken gown, curls up, frightened, at the foot of her bed.

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

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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.
24 389 Perhaps she then, in her long silken gown, curls up, frightened, at the foot of her bed.
24 390 What, too, could that mean? She does not know.
24 391 Surely that, too, means nothing.
24 392 But what if it did? She lies there, troubled, but somehow comforted, somehow secure, in that position.
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. Perhaps she then, in her long silken gown, curls up, frightened, at the foot of her bed. What, too, could that mean? She does not know. Surely that, too, means nothing. But what if it did? She lies there, troubled, but somehow comforted, somehow secure, in that position. - (Dancer of Gor)