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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

I rose to my feet, lifting my hands over my head, the backs of my hands facing one another. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #538)
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46 538 I View more quotes about rose">rose to my feet, lifting my hands over my head, the backs of my hands facing one another.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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46 535 "You are ready?" said Ho-Tosk to the musicians.
46 536 "Yes," said the czehar player.
46 537 "Play," said Ho-Tosk.
46 538 I rose to my feet, lifting my hands over my head, the backs of my hands facing one another.
46 539 In even a brief slave training, of the sort to which I was subjected in the House of Anesidemus, one is taught the rudiments of slave dance.
46 540 Interestingly, at least in so brief an introduction, more emphasis was placed on emotions, and inward attitudes, on knowing one is a slave, on being a slave, and such, than on the various delicious subtleties of motion.
46 541 One is told to understand, fully, that slave dance is the dance of slaves, and understand that in all that it means.
"You are ready?" said Ho-Tosk to the musicians. "Yes," said the czehar player. "Play," said Ho-Tosk. I rose to my feet, lifting my hands over my head, the backs of my hands facing one another. In even a brief slave training, of the sort to which I was subjected in the House of Anesidemus, one is taught the rudiments of slave dance. Interestingly, at least in so brief an introduction, more emphasis was placed on emotions, and inward attitudes, on knowing one is a slave, on being a slave, and such, than on the various delicious subtleties of motion. One is told to understand, fully, that slave dance is the dance of slaves, and understand that in all that it means. - (Quarry of Gor)