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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Deference, thus, slaves, did they display, knowing themselves in the presence of one who was not of the Waniyanpi. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #258)
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14 258 Deference, View more quotes about thus">thus, slaves, did they display, knowing themselves in the presence of one who was not of the Waniyanpi.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 255 "No," I said.
14 256 Hurriedly, then, the five women knelt.
14 257 They knelt with their knees pressed closely together and their heads inclined.
14 258 Deference, thus, slaves, did they display, knowing themselves in the presence of one who was not of the Waniyanpi.
14 259 Only their own men it was whom they needed not, and did not, show respect.
14 260 How different, I mused, would have been their responses, from the beginning, had they not been females of the Waniyanpi, but Gorean pleasure slaves.
14 261 To be sure I had not announced my presence to them, and by design, as might have a typical Gorean male.
"No," I said. Hurriedly, then, the five women knelt. They knelt with their knees pressed closely together and their heads inclined. Deference, thus, slaves, did they display, knowing themselves in the presence of one who was not of the Waniyanpi. Only their own men it was whom they needed not, and did not, show respect. How different, I mused, would have been their responses, from the beginning, had they not been females of the Waniyanpi, but Gorean pleasure slaves. To be sure I had not announced my presence to them, and by design, as might have a typical Gorean male. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)