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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Perhaps she had already rehearsed how she would surrender herself to a man. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #324)
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12 324 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps she had already rehearsed how she would surrender herself to a man.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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12 321 The white, scarflike turban on her head, I supposed, was a vanity, to conceal shortly cropped hair.
12 322 The veil, of course, was appropriate for a free female.
12 323 I observed her calves, her bare feet, the cleverly contrived rags she wore.
12 324 Perhaps she had already rehearsed how she would surrender herself to a man.
12 325 If the time came, I was sure, stern warder though she might pretend to be, she would submit herself quickly enough and appropriately enough, ending her farce, accepting nudity and a collar, to a master.
12 326 She bent down and picked up a bucket, and, before she turned back, I left the observation panel and returned to my place.
12 327 "Do not leave your kneeling position at such a time," begged Lady Claudia, tears in her eyes.
The white, scarflike turban on her head, I supposed, was a vanity, to conceal shortly cropped hair. The veil, of course, was appropriate for a free female. I observed her calves, her bare feet, the cleverly contrived rags she wore. Perhaps she had already rehearsed how she would surrender herself to a man. If the time came, I was sure, stern warder though she might pretend to be, she would submit herself quickly enough and appropriately enough, ending her farce, accepting nudity and a collar, to a master. She bent down and picked up a bucket, and, before she turned back, I left the observation panel and returned to my place. "Do not leave your kneeling position at such a time," begged Lady Claudia, tears in her eyes. - (Renegades of Gor)