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

He then removed the whip from his pack, and held it to my lips, and I kissed it. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 34, Sentence #612)
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34 612 He then View more quotes about removed">removed the whip from his pack, and held it to my lips, and I kissed it.

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

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34 609 "Yes, Master!" I said, delightedly.
34 610 How rightful it seemed that I should serve him in such things, here on Gor, even from Earth.
34 611 He put the bells away.
34 612 He then removed the whip from his pack, and held it to my lips, and I kissed it.
34 613 He then put the whip away, inserting it into the pack.
34 614 He then rose to his feet and walked a few feet away, to the edge of the camp, and then turned and regarded me.
34 615 I stood up, and shouldered his pack.
"Yes, Master!" I said, delightedly. How rightful it seemed that I should serve him in such things, here on Gor, even from Earth. He put the bells away. He then removed the whip from his pack, and held it to my lips, and I kissed it. He then put the whip away, inserting it into the pack. He then rose to his feet and walked a few feet away, to the edge of the camp, and then turned and regarded me. I stood up, and shouldered his pack. - (Dancer of Gor)