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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

Yet no woman could be so stupid as not to understand, on some level or another, at least, given that she was kneeling, and given the spreading of her knees, indicative of openness and vulnerability, and the placement of her hands down and to the sides, indicative of defenselessness, and the lifting of her body and head, well revealing her figure and face, that she had been positioned for the interest and pleasure of men. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #473)
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8 473 Yet no View more quotes about woman">woman could be so stupid as not to understand, on some level or another, at least, given that she was kneeling, and given the spreading of her knees, indicative of openness and vulnerability, and the placement of her hands down and to the sides, indicative of defenselessness, and the lifting of her body and head, well revealing her figure and face, that she had been positioned for the interest and pleasure of men.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 470 She was not being knelt as a tower slave.
8 471 It was clear the disposition these men had in mind for the beauty.
8 472 How horrified, I supposed, would the gentle, refined creature be, if she understood that she was being knelt in a common position for a Gorean pleasure slave.
8 473 Yet no woman could be so stupid as not to understand, on some level or another, at least, given that she was kneeling, and given the spreading of her knees, indicative of openness and vulnerability, and the placement of her hands down and to the sides, indicative of defenselessness, and the lifting of her body and head, well revealing her figure and face, that she had been positioned for the interest and pleasure of men.
8 474 "Five seven!" called a man.
8 475 "Five seven!" repeated the auctioneer.
8 476 "Get her on her feet, so we can see her legs!" called a man.
She was not being knelt as a tower slave. It was clear the disposition these men had in mind for the beauty. How horrified, I supposed, would the gentle, refined creature be, if she understood that she was being knelt in a common position for a Gorean pleasure slave. Yet no woman could be so stupid as not to understand, on some level or another, at least, given that she was kneeling, and given the spreading of her knees, indicative of openness and vulnerability, and the placement of her hands down and to the sides, indicative of defenselessness, and the lifting of her body and head, well revealing her figure and face, that she had been positioned for the interest and pleasure of men. "Five seven!" called a man. "Five seven!" repeated the auctioneer. "Get her on her feet, so we can see her legs!" called a man. - (Savages of Gor)