Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 25 | 205 | In any View more quotes about event">event, the shogun remained attentive, but quiescent. |
| 25 | 206 | The second Ashigaru then, glaive in hand, returned his attention to the plight of the criminal. |
| 25 | 207 | "Move," he told her. |
| 25 | 208 | Sumomo, half bent over, with great care, bound, blindfolded, barefoot, hort by hort, feeling ahead of her with each step, bit by bit, moved toward the end of the board. |
| 25 | 209 | I supposed the board was rough to her bare feet. |
| 25 | 210 | Those feet, I supposed, soft, smooth, and delicate, prior to her journey to the stadium, had encountered no surface harsher or more rugged than the floor of a bath or the polished, lacquered boards of a lady's chamber. |
| 25 | 211 | As she was moving, so carefully, so tentatively, so slowly, I was sure she would be able to detect the end of the board, when reached, wherever it might be. |
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In any event, the shogun remained attentive, but quiescent.
The second Ashigaru then, glaive in hand, returned his attention to the plight of the criminal.
"Move," he told her.
Sumomo, half bent over, with great care, bound, blindfolded, barefoot, hort by hort, feeling ahead of her with each step, bit by bit, moved toward the end of the board.
I supposed the board was rough to her bare feet.
Those feet, I supposed, soft, smooth, and delicate, prior to her journey to the stadium, had encountered no surface harsher or more rugged than the floor of a bath or the polished, lacquered boards of a lady's chamber.
As she was moving, so carefully, so tentatively, so slowly, I was sure she would be able to detect the end of the board, when reached, wherever it might be.
- (Rebels of Gor)