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

She illustrated this with a kneeling girl whose hair had been cut, trimmed and shaped in this fashion. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #57)
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27 57 She illustrated this with a View more quotes about kneeling">kneeling girl whose hair had been cut, trimmed and shaped in this fashion.

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

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27 54 The choice, thus, is, in effect, one of whether you choose to become a total slave, surrendered and obedient, in your mind as well as your behavior, or die".
27 55 * * * * "And this cut," said the woman, herself a slave, though permitted a brief tunic, "is called the slave flame.
27 56 See how it comes down the back, swirling".
27 57 She illustrated this with a kneeling girl whose hair had been cut, trimmed and shaped in this fashion.
27 58 "This," she said, moving to the next girl, "is an upswept fashion.
27 59 It appears sophisticated.
27 60 It is a hair-do favored by some free women, usually in the atria or courts of their home, or perhaps at private suppers amongst intimates, but it is not outlawed for slaves.
The choice, thus, is, in effect, one of whether you choose to become a total slave, surrendered and obedient, in your mind as well as your behavior, or die". * * * * "And this cut," said the woman, herself a slave, though permitted a brief tunic, "is called the slave flame. See how it comes down the back, swirling". She illustrated this with a kneeling girl whose hair had been cut, trimmed and shaped in this fashion. "This," she said, moving to the next girl, "is an upswept fashion. It appears sophisticated. It is a hair-do favored by some free women, usually in the atria or courts of their home, or perhaps at private suppers amongst intimates, but it is not outlawed for slaves. - (Kajira of Gor)