Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 21 | 580 | Finding View more quotes about herself">herself under the continuing regard of Aemilianus the former Lady Publia, her charade of pretended freedom over, wisely spread her knees. |
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Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 21 | 577 | The pleasure slave, on the other hand, at least before men, is expected to kneel with her knees open. |
| 21 | 578 | The symbolism of this is obvious. |
| 21 | 579 | Too, it stirs the female in the slave. |
| 21 | 580 | Finding herself under the continuing regard of Aemilianus the former Lady Publia, her charade of pretended freedom over, wisely spread her knees. |
| 21 | 581 | It was a placatory gesture, in its way an appeal for lenience, or mercy. |
| 21 | 582 | But, too, she had little doubt, at least in her case, of the bondage to which she, if permitted to live, would be likely to be consigned. |
| 21 | 583 | She was thus hopefully proffering herself. |
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The pleasure slave, on the other hand, at least before men, is expected to kneel with her knees open.
The symbolism of this is obvious.
Too, it stirs the female in the slave.
Finding herself under the continuing regard of Aemilianus the former Lady Publia, her charade of pretended freedom over, wisely spread her knees.
It was a placatory gesture, in its way an appeal for lenience, or mercy.
But, too, she had little doubt, at least in her case, of the bondage to which she, if permitted to live, would be likely to be consigned.
She was thus hopefully proffering herself.
- (Renegades of Gor)