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| 20 | 767 | The View more quotes about dance">dance is, after all, an art form. |
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| 20 | 764 | "There are various movements in slave dance," I said, "of the hips, the belly, and such, indeed, of the entire body, which are clearly akin to, and reminiscent of, the movements of love and need". |
| 20 | 765 | "Yes, Master?" she said. |
| 20 | 766 | "To be sure, in the dance," I said, "these movements tend to be under much stricter control. |
| 20 | 767 | The dance is, after all, an art form. |
| 20 | 768 | Nonetheless it is clear that the sexuality of the dancer is not uncommonly aroused. |
| 20 | 769 | After all, it is hard for a woman to be beautiful and sensuous without feeling beautiful and sensuous, and it is hard for her to feel beautiful and sensuous without having her sexuality ignited. |
| 20 | 770 | Indeed, few are the dancers who have not upon occasion, even in the dance itself, succumbed to orgasmic helplessness. |