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

Then I was on my back, and stomach, even, reacting as though I was struck, turning, twisting, as though in terror and pain to fend blows. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 31, Sentence #222)
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31 222 Then I was on my back, and View more quotes about stomach">stomach, even, reacting as though I was struck, turning, twisting, as though in terror and pain to fend blows.

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

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31 219 Sometimes, too, I tried to dance before the stranger, but his eyes would inform me that it was before Mirus that I was to dance slave beauty.
31 220 "Look at her, Master!" cried Tupita.
31 221 "See how beautiful she is!" "Master," I wept to Mirus, "I beg forgiveness!" Then I reacted, again and again, as though he might have been angered by my plea, as though I were struck with the whip.
31 222 Then I was on my back, and stomach, even, reacting as though I was struck, turning, twisting, as though in terror and pain to fend blows.
31 223 It was as though he were punishing me.
31 224 "She dances well," said Mirus.
31 225 "Forgive her, Master," begged Tupita.
Sometimes, too, I tried to dance before the stranger, but his eyes would inform me that it was before Mirus that I was to dance slave beauty. "Look at her, Master!" cried Tupita. "See how beautiful she is!" "Master," I wept to Mirus, "I beg forgiveness!" Then I reacted, again and again, as though he might have been angered by my plea, as though I were struck with the whip. Then I was on my back, and stomach, even, reacting as though I was struck, turning, twisting, as though in terror and pain to fend blows. It was as though he were punishing me. "She dances well," said Mirus. "Forgive her, Master," begged Tupita. - (Dancer of Gor)