Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 27 | 343 | My View more quotes about knees">knees were bent. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 27 | 340 | Did it know what it was doing? I was now kneeling before it, a position appropriate for a slave! It then lifted me up again, a foot or so, such that I seemed really to be neither kneeling or standing. |
| 27 | 341 | I was held by the back of the neck again, its grip, that of only one hand or paw, easily supporting my weight. |
| 27 | 342 | I felt the dirt on the tops of my toes, as my feet now were, their soles exposed, I having been lifted up from a kneeling position. |
| 27 | 343 | My knees were bent. |
| 27 | 344 | It then, with its right paw, struck me. |
| 27 | 345 | My head was flung to the side. |
| 27 | 346 | I lost consciousness. |
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Did it know what it was doing? I was now kneeling before it, a position appropriate for a slave! It then lifted me up again, a foot or so, such that I seemed really to be neither kneeling or standing.
I was held by the back of the neck again, its grip, that of only one hand or paw, easily supporting my weight.
I felt the dirt on the tops of my toes, as my feet now were, their soles exposed, I having been lifted up from a kneeling position.
My knees were bent.
It then, with its right paw, struck me.
My head was flung to the side.
I lost consciousness.
- (Dancer of Gor)