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Among slave girls this is a common way of signaling need, helplessness, a desire to please. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #1027)

She kept her back very straight, and her head up. I was then again before her. I noted that the palm of her hands, so soft, so vulnerable, had turned on her thighs, so that they faced up. Among slave girls this is a common way of signaling need, helplessness, a desire to please. As she probably did not know that I took it to be instinctive, or semi-instinctive, perhaps a subconscious, or only partially understood, utilization of the symbolic aspects of the palm of the female's hand. One reason for thinking this is a very natural behavior is that almost all female slaves, in certain situations, will use it, even before it has been explicitly called to their attention by, say, a whip master or trainer. Also, it is not uncommon, in certain situations, among captive free women, as witness the Lady Ina. - (Vagabonds of Gor)