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

I flung myself to my belly in the grass, putting my hands behind me, wrists crossed, and crossing my ankles, too. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #1207)
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29 1207 I View more quotes about flung">flung myself to my belly in the grass, putting my hands behind me, wrists crossed, and crossing my ankles, too.

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

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29 1204 I opened my eyes, startled.
29 1205 I heard the sword thrust into its sheath, its guard halting its further progress.
29 1206 "Bara!" he snapped.
29 1207 I flung myself to my belly in the grass, putting my hands behind me, wrists crossed, and crossing my ankles, too.
29 1208 I lay there in confusion, in obedience.
29 1209 He went to pick up the binding fiber which had been removed from my ankles by Tupita, from my wrists, a bit before, by himself.
29 1210 I had been spared! He returned to crouch over me.
I opened my eyes, startled. I heard the sword thrust into its sheath, its guard halting its further progress. "Bara!" he snapped. I flung myself to my belly in the grass, putting my hands behind me, wrists crossed, and crossing my ankles, too. I lay there in confusion, in obedience. He went to pick up the binding fiber which had been removed from my ankles by Tupita, from my wrists, a bit before, by himself. I had been spared! He returned to crouch over me. - (Dancer of Gor)