Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 410 | I was trembling. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 407 | As the demonstration, or View more quotes about whatever">whatever it might have been, for the benefit of the free woman, and perhaps, too, for my benefit, seemed to have been concluded, I knelt. |
| 13 | 408 | Indeed, it was hard to stand. |
| 13 | 409 | I was shaken. |
| 13 | 410 | I was trembling. |
| 13 | 411 | Too, of course, in the presence of a free person, or persons, this is an appropriate, and common, posture for slaves. |
| 13 | 412 | When a free person enters a room, unless we are serving another, or something of such a sort, we commonly kneel. |
| 13 | 413 | Even if we are naked in the furs, we will commonly kneel, perhaps then merely to be thrown back upon them. |
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As the demonstration, or whatever it might have been, for the benefit of the free woman, and perhaps, too, for my benefit, seemed to have been concluded, I knelt.
Indeed, it was hard to stand.
I was shaken.
I was trembling.
Too, of course, in the presence of a free person, or persons, this is an appropriate, and common, posture for slaves.
When a free person enters a room, unless we are serving another, or something of such a sort, we commonly kneel.
Even if we are naked in the furs, we will commonly kneel, perhaps then merely to be thrown back upon them.
- (Witness of Gor)