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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

She held her legs together, demurely, her head down, slightly bowed, turned to the side, her toes pointed, emphasizing the curvature of her calves. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #234)
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27 234 She View more quotes about held">held her legs together, demurely, her head down, slightly bowed, turned to the side, her toes pointed, emphasizing the curvature of her calves.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 231 He then lifted Ellen from her feet, holding her for a moment, and looked down into her eyes.
27 232 She felt the strength of his hand in the softness behind the backs of her knees, and his other hand at her back.
27 233 She trembled slightly, held helplessly off her feet, knowing herself in his power.
27 234 She held her legs together, demurely, her head down, slightly bowed, turned to the side, her toes pointed, emphasizing the curvature of her calves.
27 235 As a slave girl she had been taught to hold herself in this position when carried in that fashion.
27 236 She knew substantially what she looked like.
27 237 She had observed herself in the large wall mirrors of the training room when she had been new to a collar, being carried in exactly that way by instructors or guards.
He then lifted Ellen from her feet, holding her for a moment, and looked down into her eyes. She felt the strength of his hand in the softness behind the backs of her knees, and his other hand at her back. She trembled slightly, held helplessly off her feet, knowing herself in his power. She held her legs together, demurely, her head down, slightly bowed, turned to the side, her toes pointed, emphasizing the curvature of her calves. As a slave girl she had been taught to hold herself in this position when carried in that fashion. She knew substantially what she looked like. She had observed herself in the large wall mirrors of the training room when she had been new to a collar, being carried in exactly that way by instructors or guards. - (Prize of Gor)