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| 79 | 357 | And then, in View more quotes about tears">tears, terrified, as she could, Cecily, a naked Earth-girl slave, danced before masters, Gorean men, men who knew what to do with women, and would have uncompromisingly what they wished from them. |
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| 79 | 354 | Doubtless, after the feast, as he had regained his composure, she would serve him again, for perhaps one or two Ahn, or more, perhaps until the forest, in its softness, and dampness, was ready to awaken. |
| 79 | 355 | The tabor joined the flute, and then, suddenly, too, the kalika. |
| 79 | 356 | "Dance!" cried men. |
| 79 | 357 | And then, in tears, terrified, as she could, Cecily, a naked Earth-girl slave, danced before masters, Gorean men, men who knew what to do with women, and would have uncompromisingly what they wished from them. |
| 79 | 358 | It was true the Earth girl was not skilled in slave dance, but it takes years to master its subtleties. |
| 79 | 359 | But she was young, and beautiful, and stripped, and collared, and in the firelight. |
| 79 | 360 | The darkness doubtless covered many flaws, but then she was not really dancing, in any event, as dancers might think of dance. |