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

A common posture of submission is to kneel, lower the head, and extend the arms, wrists crossed, as though for binding. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #870)
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5 870 A View more quotes about common">common posture of submission is to kneel, lower the head, and extend the arms, wrists crossed, as though for binding.

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

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5 867 "In moments," said another man, "each hastened to submit".
5 868 Submission may be rendered in a number of ways.
5 869 The most important thing is that the submission is clear.
5 870 A common posture of submission is to kneel, lower the head, and extend the arms, wrists crossed, as though for binding.
5 871 Often a phrase, or formula, is employed, as well, often as simple as "I submit," "I am yours," "Do with me as you will," or such.
5 872 If one is of the Warriors the codes then require one to either slay the captive or accept the submission.
5 873 Almost invariably the submission is accepted, as women on Gor are accounted a form of wealth, at least once they are collared.
"In moments," said another man, "each hastened to submit". Submission may be rendered in a number of ways. The most important thing is that the submission is clear. A common posture of submission is to kneel, lower the head, and extend the arms, wrists crossed, as though for binding. Often a phrase, or formula, is employed, as well, often as simple as "I submit," "I am yours," "Do with me as you will," or such. If one is of the Warriors the codes then require one to either slay the captive or accept the submission. Almost invariably the submission is accepted, as women on Gor are accounted a form of wealth, at least once they are collared. - (Swordsmen of Gor)