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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The others then, though doubtless some with misgivings, for a woman is extremely vulnerable before a male when she is in "position," attempted, to a greater or lesser extent, to duplicate the posture and bodily attitude of the girl to whom I had called their attention. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #741)
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5 741 The View more quotes about others">others then, though doubtless some with misgivings, for a woman is extremely vulnerable before a male when she is in "position," attempted, to a greater or lesser extent, to duplicate the posture and bodily attitude of the girl to whom I had called their attention.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 738 The female slave, before a free woman, kneels, certainly, but commonly demurely, not as she would, and must, if she is a pleasure slave, before a male.
5 739 I called attention to one of the girls.
5 740 "This is 'position,'" I told the others.
5 741 The others then, though doubtless some with misgivings, for a woman is extremely vulnerable before a male when she is in "position," attempted, to a greater or lesser extent, to duplicate the posture and bodily attitude of the girl to whom I had called their attention.
5 742 I attended then to the line.
5 743 "Oh!" cried more than one, when I kicked apart her knees.
5 744 I called the attention of the men to one of the girls, not branded, who was now, like the others, in position.
The female slave, before a free woman, kneels, certainly, but commonly demurely, not as she would, and must, if she is a pleasure slave, before a male. I called attention to one of the girls. "This is 'position,'" I told the others. The others then, though doubtless some with misgivings, for a woman is extremely vulnerable before a male when she is in "position," attempted, to a greater or lesser extent, to duplicate the posture and bodily attitude of the girl to whom I had called their attention. I attended then to the line. "Oh!" cried more than one, when I kicked apart her knees. I called the attention of the men to one of the girls, not branded, who was now, like the others, in position. - (Swordsmen of Gor)