Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 31 | 185 | If he did not View more quotes about remember">remember me, then, I supposed, it was because there had been little about me of interest to him, or to make me worth remembering. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 31 | 182 | Surely he must know me. |
| 31 | 183 | I was not even masked. |
| 31 | 184 | Indeed, I was hardly clothed. |
| 31 | 185 | If he did not remember me, then, I supposed, it was because there had been little about me of interest to him, or to make me worth remembering. |
| 31 | 186 | But if he gave me a chance I would try, and desperately, through sedulous service and unstinting love, to make myself well worth remembering to him! Perhaps he had known many women, and really did not remember me? "Do you feel," he asked, "that you truly know how to dance—before men". |
| 31 | 187 | "I think so, Master," I said, reddening. |
| 31 | 188 | "There are no free women present," he said. |
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Surely he must know me.
I was not even masked.
Indeed, I was hardly clothed.
If he did not remember me, then, I supposed, it was because there had been little about me of interest to him, or to make me worth remembering.
But if he gave me a chance I would try, and desperately, through sedulous service and unstinting love, to make myself well worth remembering to him! Perhaps he had known many women, and really did not remember me? "Do you feel," he asked, "that you truly know how to dance—before men".
"I think so, Master," I said, reddening.
"There are no free women present," he said.
- (Dancer of Gor)