Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 653 | "I will View more quotes about show">show you, proud, handsome master, what you cannot afford!" Then, she moved from Selius Arconious to Mirus again, dancing in the sand, regarding him steadily. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 650 | Beside him was a guardsman. |
| 24 | 651 | Then, with a toss of her head, and a whirl of her hair, she danced toward Selius Arconious. |
| 24 | 652 | "I will show you what you have lost," she thought. |
| 24 | 653 | "I will show you, proud, handsome master, what you cannot afford!" Then, she moved from Selius Arconious to Mirus again, dancing in the sand, regarding him steadily. |
| 24 | 654 | Conscious of her power, she danced before these two men, first one and then the other, danced before them the arousing beauty of an insolent slave. |
| 24 | 655 | None could have her until her sale, she knew. |
| 24 | 656 | "Suffer," she thought, "Masters!" Mirus followed her dancing, and looked carefully upon Selius Arconious, and Selius Arconious, when she danced to Mirus, had little difficulty in detecting the object of the slave's provocative, haughty glances. |
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Beside him was a guardsman.
Then, with a toss of her head, and a whirl of her hair, she danced toward Selius Arconious.
"I will show you what you have lost," she thought.
"I will show you, proud, handsome master, what you cannot afford!" Then, she moved from Selius Arconious to Mirus again, dancing in the sand, regarding him steadily.
Conscious of her power, she danced before these two men, first one and then the other, danced before them the arousing beauty of an insolent slave.
None could have her until her sale, she knew.
"Suffer," she thought, "Masters!" Mirus followed her dancing, and looked carefully upon Selius Arconious, and Selius Arconious, when she danced to Mirus, had little difficulty in detecting the object of the slave's provocative, haughty glances.
- (Prize of Gor)