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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

That title is given only to free women, unless it might be, in virtue of its inappropriateness, bestowed in such a way as to terrify one such as she. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #335)
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1 335 That title is View more quotes about given">given only to free women, unless it might be, in virtue of its inappropriateness, bestowed in such a way as to terrify one such as she.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 332 "Shall I strip and assume inspection position?" she inquired.
1 333 I did not respond to her.
1 334 I recalled she had earlier referred to the Lady Bina, but had omitted her title, as "Lady".
1 335 That title is given only to free women, unless it might be, in virtue of its inappropriateness, bestowed in such a way as to terrify one such as she.
1 336 In inspection position one such as she would normally be stripped, and standing with her feet spread, and her hands clasped either behind the back of her neck, or behind her head.
1 337 In this way the breasts are lifted nicely, and, given the position of the hands, one has no interference to one's vision, and, similarly, one may, perhaps walking about her, test her for firmness, and for vitality, and such things.
1 338 Teeth are often examined, as well.
"Shall I strip and assume inspection position?" she inquired. I did not respond to her. I recalled she had earlier referred to the Lady Bina, but had omitted her title, as "Lady". That title is given only to free women, unless it might be, in virtue of its inappropriateness, bestowed in such a way as to terrify one such as she. In inspection position one such as she would normally be stripped, and standing with her feet spread, and her hands clasped either behind the back of her neck, or behind her head. In this way the breasts are lifted nicely, and, given the position of the hands, one has no interference to one's vision, and, similarly, one may, perhaps walking about her, test her for firmness, and for vitality, and such things. Teeth are often examined, as well. - (Swordsmen of Gor)