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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It behooved her, of course, when the doors were open, to maintain position, for a lapse in that matter might be noted by any casual passer-by. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 26, Sentence #512)
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26 512 It behooved her, of View more quotes about course">course, when the doors were open, to maintain position, for a lapse in that matter might be noted by any casual passer-by.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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26 509 Her jaws must have ached.
26 510 It is not pleasant to hold the whip between your teeth for Ahn, awaiting the master's pleasure.
26 511 I noted that she had not broken position, even when I had closed the doors.
26 512 It behooved her, of course, when the doors were open, to maintain position, for a lapse in that matter might be noted by any casual passer-by.
26 513 That she had retained it when we were alone, with the doors closed, indicated that she was wary, that she was not sure how she was to relate to me.
26 514 To be sure, she was a woman from Earth, and I was a man from Earth.
26 515 On the other hand, she was a Gorean slave girl, and I was her master.
Her jaws must have ached. It is not pleasant to hold the whip between your teeth for Ahn, awaiting the master's pleasure. I noted that she had not broken position, even when I had closed the doors. It behooved her, of course, when the doors were open, to maintain position, for a lapse in that matter might be noted by any casual passer-by. That she had retained it when we were alone, with the doors closed, indicated that she was wary, that she was not sure how she was to relate to me. To be sure, she was a woman from Earth, and I was a man from Earth. On the other hand, she was a Gorean slave girl, and I was her master. - (Tribesmen of Gor)