Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 427 | I could see the figures, and the palanquin, seemingly View more quotes about small">small, seemingly far above me, seemingly far away from me, on the ridge. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 424 | My ankles, each in the grip of one man, were pulled apart, until my ankle chain, its links straightened, permitted no further extension. |
| 24 | 425 | My opened tunic was thrust back on both sides. |
| 24 | 426 | I, half submerged in the sand, put my head back, looking up, and back. |
| 24 | 427 | I could see the figures, and the palanquin, seemingly small, seemingly far above me, seemingly far away from me, on the ridge. |
| 24 | 428 | I thought my master, Ionicus, of Cos, might be looking at me, through the lorgnon. |
| 24 | 429 | "Oh!" I cried, suddenly, as the first of them put me to his pleasure. |
| 24 | 430 | * * * * "Are you all right?" asked Tupita. |
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My ankles, each in the grip of one man, were pulled apart, until my ankle chain, its links straightened, permitted no further extension.
My opened tunic was thrust back on both sides.
I, half submerged in the sand, put my head back, looking up, and back.
I could see the figures, and the palanquin, seemingly small, seemingly far above me, seemingly far away from me, on the ridge.
I thought my master, Ionicus, of Cos, might be looking at me, through the lorgnon.
"Oh!" I cried, suddenly, as the first of them put me to his pleasure.
* * * * "Are you all right?" asked Tupita.
- (Dancer of Gor)