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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

If you are permitted to wear this hair-do, make certain that you, after an initial resistance, if he permits it, yield to him as a particularly low and helpless girl. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #63)
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27 63 If you are View more quotes about permitted">permitted to wear this hair-do, make certain that you, after an initial resistance, if he permits it, yield to him as a particularly low and helpless girl.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 60 It is a hair-do favored by some free women, usually in the atria or courts of their home, or perhaps at private suppers amongst intimates, but it is not outlawed for slaves.
27 61 Its pretentiousness, suggesting superciliousness and arrogance, contrasts nicely with the actual reality of the slave.
27 62 The girl who wears this must watch her step, lest the master grow impatient with her.
27 63 If you are permitted to wear this hair-do, make certain that you, after an initial resistance, if he permits it, yield to him as a particularly low and helpless girl.
27 64 This hair-do here, on Crystal, with the bun in the back, is favored by many free women of the scribes.
27 65 It, too, however, like the upswept hair-do has not been outlawed for slaves.
27 66 Its apparent severity contrasts nicely with sexiness required of the slave.
It is a hair-do favored by some free women, usually in the atria or courts of their home, or perhaps at private suppers amongst intimates, but it is not outlawed for slaves. Its pretentiousness, suggesting superciliousness and arrogance, contrasts nicely with the actual reality of the slave. The girl who wears this must watch her step, lest the master grow impatient with her. If you are permitted to wear this hair-do, make certain that you, after an initial resistance, if he permits it, yield to him as a particularly low and helpless girl. This hair-do here, on Crystal, with the bun in the back, is favored by many free women of the scribes. It, too, however, like the upswept hair-do has not been outlawed for slaves. Its apparent severity contrasts nicely with sexiness required of the slave. - (Kajira of Gor)