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

In first obeisance position, often assumed by a slave in the presence of a free man, she kneels with her head to the ground, and the palms of her hands down on the ground on either side of her head. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #68)
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10 68 In View more quotes about first">first obeisance position, often assumed by a slave in the presence of a free man, she kneels with her head to the ground, and the palms of her hands down on the ground on either side of her head.

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

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10 65 "You have a lovely slave," said Lord Nishida.
10 66 Cecily had heeled me into the pavilion.
10 67 After entering with me, she had gone, as was proper, to first obeisance position, beside me, a bit back and to my left.
10 68 In first obeisance position, often assumed by a slave in the presence of a free man, she kneels with her head to the ground, and the palms of her hands down on the ground on either side of her head.
10 69 The usual second obeisance position has the slave go to her belly, her hands on either side of her head.
10 70 "Thank you," I said.
10 71 "Please allow her to kneel up," said Lord Nishida.
"You have a lovely slave," said Lord Nishida. Cecily had heeled me into the pavilion. After entering with me, she had gone, as was proper, to first obeisance position, beside me, a bit back and to my left. In first obeisance position, often assumed by a slave in the presence of a free man, she kneels with her head to the ground, and the palms of her hands down on the ground on either side of her head. The usual second obeisance position has the slave go to her belly, her hands on either side of her head. "Thank you," I said. "Please allow her to kneel up," said Lord Nishida. - (Swordsmen of Gor)