Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 54 | 209 | She lowered her View more quotes about head">head and knelt, crossing her arms over her breast. |
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Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 54 | 206 | A thousandfold and more, doubtless, had Cotanka seen that she had repaid him for her part in the duplicity which had endangered him before permitting her to lapse into the stringencies of a more common slavery, that of the absolute and uncompromising bondage in which female slaves are typically, and without a second thought, held on Gor. |
| 54 | 207 | The hunters and the slave were met at the entrance to Wayuhahaka's lodge by another slave, a blond, barefoot girl in a brief, tightly-belted tunic of Waniyanpi cloth. |
| 54 | 208 | She greeted her master radiantly. |
| 54 | 209 | She lowered her head and knelt, crossing her arms over her breast. |
| 54 | 210 | This, in effect, was a mixture of sign and Gorean convention. |
| 54 | 211 | Crossing the arms over the breast indicates love in sign. |
| 54 | 212 | That she had done this kneeling and lowering her head, then, signified submission, love, and that she was a slave. |
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A thousandfold and more, doubtless, had Cotanka seen that she had repaid him for her part in the duplicity which had endangered him before permitting her to lapse into the stringencies of a more common slavery, that of the absolute and uncompromising bondage in which female slaves are typically, and without a second thought, held on Gor.
The hunters and the slave were met at the entrance to Wayuhahaka's lodge by another slave, a blond, barefoot girl in a brief, tightly-belted tunic of Waniyanpi cloth.
She greeted her master radiantly.
She lowered her head and knelt, crossing her arms over her breast.
This, in effect, was a mixture of sign and Gorean convention.
Crossing the arms over the breast indicates love in sign.
That she had done this kneeling and lowering her head, then, signified submission, love, and that she was a slave.
- (Blood Brothers of Gor)