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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

Indeed, it was the same as that which she had often assumed earlier in the farce, when she had supposedly been such a free female. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #1076)
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6 1076 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, it was the same as that which she had often assumed earlier in the farce, when she had supposedly been such a free female.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 1073 "Assume," said he, "standing, partly crouching, the position of a free woman, zealous to conceal her beauty".
6 1074 "Yes, Master," she said.
6 1075 There was much laughter as she, the already-so-much-exposed slave, assumed this coy, silly position, one often associated with timid, scandalized, shocked, surprised free women.
6 1076 Indeed, it was the same as that which she had often assumed earlier in the farce, when she had supposedly been such a free female.
6 1077 "Now, for the merest instant," said Boots, "move your hands away, and then replace them, instantly, immediately, as they were".
6 1078 She complied.
6 1079 If one had not been watching closely, one might have missed the action.
"Assume," said he, "standing, partly crouching, the position of a free woman, zealous to conceal her beauty". "Yes, Master," she said. There was much laughter as she, the already-so-much-exposed slave, assumed this coy, silly position, one often associated with timid, scandalized, shocked, surprised free women. Indeed, it was the same as that which she had often assumed earlier in the farce, when she had supposedly been such a free female. "Now, for the merest instant," said Boots, "move your hands away, and then replace them, instantly, immediately, as they were". She complied. If one had not been watching closely, one might have missed the action. - (Players of Gor)