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Book 32. (1 results) Smugglers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Before such men I, a slave, belonged so. - (Smugglers of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #58)
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13 58 Before such men I, a View more quotes about slave">slave, belonged so.

Book 32. (7 results) Smugglers of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 55 "They all are," commented another.
13 56 I later, in my turn, was told I might kneel, which I gratefully did.
13 57 How natural it now seemed to me to kneel before a free male! It now seemed to me right that I should be so positioned.
13 58 Before such men I, a slave, belonged so.
13 59 I would have been considerably uneasy, even frightened, to be standing in his presence.
13 60 How presumptuous, how insolent, how perilous that would have been! On my world, I had occasionally, though very, very seldom, felt an inclination to kneel before a man, one man or another, to assume before him this appropriate posture of respect and submission, appropriate for a female before a male, but, of course, I had not done so.
13 61 I doubted if the men of my former world would even have understood this.
"They all are," commented another. I later, in my turn, was told I might kneel, which I gratefully did. How natural it now seemed to me to kneel before a free male! It now seemed to me right that I should be so positioned. Before such men I, a slave, belonged so. I would have been considerably uneasy, even frightened, to be standing in his presence. How presumptuous, how insolent, how perilous that would have been! On my world, I had occasionally, though very, very seldom, felt an inclination to kneel before a man, one man or another, to assume before him this appropriate posture of respect and submission, appropriate for a female before a male, but, of course, I had not done so. I doubted if the men of my former world would even have understood this. - (Smugglers of Gor)