Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 391 | View more quotes about surely">Surely that, too, means nothing. |
| 24 | 392 | But what if it did? She lies there, troubled, but somehow comforted, somehow secure, in that position. |
| 24 | 393 | It seems to her, somehow, that that is where she belongs. |
| 24 | 394 | "Superb," said a man. |
| 24 | 395 | I saw now that they, or most of them, were pleased. |
| 24 | 396 | I sensed now that I might be spared, at least if I pleased them, too, well enough in the sand. |
| 24 | 397 | I had lured many of them, but now I danced before them, to please them, begging for my life, danced before them helplessly, at their mercy, submitted and dependent on their favor, for my very life, as much as though I might be their own slave. |
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Surely that, too, means nothing.
But what if it did? She lies there, troubled, but somehow comforted, somehow secure, in that position.
It seems to her, somehow, that that is where she belongs.
"Superb," said a man.
I saw now that they, or most of them, were pleased.
I sensed now that I might be spared, at least if I pleased them, too, well enough in the sand.
I had lured many of them, but now I danced before them, to please them, begging for my life, danced before them helplessly, at their mercy, submitted and dependent on their favor, for my very life, as much as though I might be their own slave.
- (Dancer of Gor)