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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

I had pretended to rise to my feet, and the proprietor, with horror, had shoved me back down, and rushed for more Kal-da. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #142)
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9 142 I had pretended to rise to my View more quotes about feet">feet, and the proprietor, with horror, had shoved me back down, and rushed for more Kal-da.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 139 "Those creatures that float in the street behind masks of silver," I asked, "are they truly women?" "Truly," said one of the men, restraining a laugh.
9 140 "I doubt it," I cried.
9 141 "Shall I fetch one, to see if she will dance for us?" The men laughed.
9 142 I had pretended to rise to my feet, and the proprietor, with horror, had shoved me back down, and rushed for more Kal-da.
9 143 His strategy was to pour so much Kal-da down my throat that I would be unable to do anything but roll under the table and sleep.
9 144 Some of the men crowded around the table now.
9 145 "Where are you from?" asked one eagerly.
"Those creatures that float in the street behind masks of silver," I asked, "are they truly women?" "Truly," said one of the men, restraining a laugh. "I doubt it," I cried. "Shall I fetch one, to see if she will dance for us?" The men laughed. I had pretended to rise to my feet, and the proprietor, with horror, had shoved me back down, and rushed for more Kal-da. His strategy was to pour so much Kal-da down my throat that I would be unable to do anything but roll under the table and sleep. Some of the men crowded around the table now. "Where are you from?" asked one eagerly. - (Outlaw of Gor)