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

Then, as I stiffened in terror, I felt digits of its hand, or paw, on my back. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #310)
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27 310 Then, as I stiffened in terror, I View more quotes about felt">felt digits of its hand, or paw, on my back.

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

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27 307 In venturing out into the night they were not unaccustomed to carrying lanterns with them, or torches, and that for so simple a purpose as merely to see their way.
27 308 This thing near me I suspected had no need of such artifices.
27 309 I heard, and felt it, its snout at my back, touching me once or twice, with its tiny intakes of air, sniffing me.
27 310 Then, as I stiffened in terror, I felt digits of its hand, or paw, on my back.
27 311 It was feeling some of the welts on my back.
27 312 These were from my beating by Aulus, on the Viktel Aria.
27 313 I had deserved that beating.
In venturing out into the night they were not unaccustomed to carrying lanterns with them, or torches, and that for so simple a purpose as merely to see their way. This thing near me I suspected had no need of such artifices. I heard, and felt it, its snout at my back, touching me once or twice, with its tiny intakes of air, sniffing me. Then, as I stiffened in terror, I felt digits of its hand, or paw, on my back. It was feeling some of the welts on my back. These were from my beating by Aulus, on the Viktel Aria. I had deserved that beating. - (Dancer of Gor)