Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 22 | 93 | She had now View more quotes about lowered">lowered the veil, and was chatting with some of the men sitting about cross-legged, near the fire. |
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 22 | 90 | Slave girls, when permitted tunics and permitted to sit, as on a log, a rock, a shelf, commonly sit thusly. |
| 22 | 91 | This is not only congenial to a certain modesty, but men find it provocative. |
| 22 | 92 | Ellen wondered if the woman had seen slaves sit in that fashion. |
| 22 | 93 | She had now lowered the veil, and was chatting with some of the men sitting about cross-legged, near the fire. |
| 22 | 94 | Watching her, some yards from the firelight, were two tall, darkly robed men. |
| 22 | 95 | Their robes were cut in the pattern of Cos. |
| 22 | 96 | Ellen doubted that the woman was aware of them. |
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Slave girls, when permitted tunics and permitted to sit, as on a log, a rock, a shelf, commonly sit thusly.
This is not only congenial to a certain modesty, but men find it provocative.
Ellen wondered if the woman had seen slaves sit in that fashion.
She had now lowered the veil, and was chatting with some of the men sitting about cross-legged, near the fire.
Watching her, some yards from the firelight, were two tall, darkly robed men.
Their robes were cut in the pattern of Cos.
Ellen doubted that the woman was aware of them.
- (Prize of Gor)