Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 33 | 165 | He then fetched a bit of oil and a sharpening View more quotes about stone">stone from his things and, returning to his place, removed his sword from its scabbard. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 33 | 162 | I was sorry I had asked. |
| 33 | 163 | I was so embarrassed! It was as though he could read my innermost thoughts and needs. |
| 33 | 164 | Was I truly so open to him? It seemed that my thoughts and needs were as naked to him as now, by his will, was my body. |
| 33 | 165 | He then fetched a bit of oil and a sharpening stone from his things and, returning to his place, removed his sword from its scabbard. |
| 33 | 166 | He then, slowly, patiently, with great care, addressed himself to the blade. |
| 33 | 167 | Gorean men usually sharpen their own swords. |
| 33 | 168 | They tend to trust the edge on the weapon to no one but themselves. |
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I was sorry I had asked.
I was so embarrassed! It was as though he could read my innermost thoughts and needs.
Was I truly so open to him? It seemed that my thoughts and needs were as naked to him as now, by his will, was my body.
He then fetched a bit of oil and a sharpening stone from his things and, returning to his place, removed his sword from its scabbard.
He then, slowly, patiently, with great care, addressed himself to the blade.
Gorean men usually sharpen their own swords.
They tend to trust the edge on the weapon to no one but themselves.
- (Dancer of Gor)