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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

Needless to say, the diction, and demeanor of a slave, her attitudes, responses, and behaviors, must be suitable to her, faultless, seemly, and unerring. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #225)
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18 225 Needless to say, the diction, and demeanor of a View more quotes about slave">slave, her attitudes, responses, and behaviors, must be suitable to her, faultless, seemly, and unerring.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 222 I did not see how I could pronounce it more humbly, more respectfully, more deferentially.
18 223 I doubt that a terrified slave could have done it any differently.
18 224 Indeed I doubted that I was then other than a terrified slave before her master.
18 225 Needless to say, the diction, and demeanor of a slave, her attitudes, responses, and behaviors, must be suitable to her, faultless, seemly, and unerring.
18 226 If they are not, in the least, she will be well punished, perhaps fed to sleen.
18 227 It is hers to be fully pleasing to the master.
18 228 It is no wonder, I thought, that Goreans make beautiful women slaves.
I did not see how I could pronounce it more humbly, more respectfully, more deferentially. I doubt that a terrified slave could have done it any differently. Indeed I doubted that I was then other than a terrified slave before her master. Needless to say, the diction, and demeanor of a slave, her attitudes, responses, and behaviors, must be suitable to her, faultless, seemly, and unerring. If they are not, in the least, she will be well punished, perhaps fed to sleen. It is hers to be fully pleasing to the master. It is no wonder, I thought, that Goreans make beautiful women slaves. - (Kajira of Gor)