Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 4 | 543 | I flung back the sliding View more quotes about doors">doors. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 4 | 540 | The head is usually kept raised; this precludes the necessity of a specific command to lift the head; in the head-lifted position she has no choice but to bare her facial beauty to the viewer; too, her least expression may be read; too, of course, she can see who is in the room with her and is thus better able, even from the first instant, to discern his moods, anticipate his needs, and respond to his commands. |
| 4 | 541 | I leaped to my feet, furious with the girl in the mirror. |
| 4 | 542 | She lied! She lied! I fled to the wardrobe. |
| 4 | 543 | I flung back the sliding doors. |
| 4 | 544 | I was a Tatrix! I tore my yellow robe, that of brief silk, from its carved hanger. |
| 4 | 545 | I put it on me, swiftly, angrily, belting it, tightly. |
| 4 | 546 | I ran to the door leading from my quarters. |
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The head is usually kept raised; this precludes the necessity of a specific command to lift the head; in the head-lifted position she has no choice but to bare her facial beauty to the viewer; too, her least expression may be read; too, of course, she can see who is in the room with her and is thus better able, even from the first instant, to discern his moods, anticipate his needs, and respond to his commands.
I leaped to my feet, furious with the girl in the mirror.
She lied! She lied! I fled to the wardrobe.
I flung back the sliding doors.
I was a Tatrix! I tore my yellow robe, that of brief silk, from its carved hanger.
I put it on me, swiftly, angrily, belting it, tightly.
I ran to the door leading from my quarters.
- (Kajira of Gor)