Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 339 | Could I not then, View more quotes about though">though it was I who was in a collar, make use of his feelings to own him? Too, he had followed me for months, over thousands of pasangs. |
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Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 336 | That was surely a compliment. |
| 34 | 337 | Surely it indicated some interest in me, or approval of me, surely in at least one respect. |
| 34 | 338 | He had said I was beautiful. |
| 34 | 339 | Could I not then, though it was I who was in a collar, make use of his feelings to own him? Too, he had followed me for months, over thousands of pasangs. |
| 34 | 340 | He must like me then, at least a little. |
| 34 | 341 | That seemed likely. |
| 34 | 342 | Indeed, he must care for me. |
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That was surely a compliment.
Surely it indicated some interest in me, or approval of me, surely in at least one respect.
He had said I was beautiful.
Could I not then, though it was I who was in a collar, make use of his feelings to own him? Too, he had followed me for months, over thousands of pasangs.
He must like me then, at least a little.
That seemed likely.
Indeed, he must care for me.
- (Dancer of Gor)