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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

When the girl had passed Tyrtaios she had averted her eyes and lowered her head, deferently, as befitted her status, slave. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #200)
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15 200 When the View more quotes about girl">girl had passed Tyrtaios she had averted her eyes and lowered her head, deferently, as befitted her status, slave.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 197 The officers' cabins are aft, some in the stern-castle itself.
15 198 Now that we were free of the Vine Sea, Tersites was occasionally seen, on the stern-castle deck.
15 199 Aëtius, however, discouraged his presence amongst the men.
15 200 When the girl had passed Tyrtaios she had averted her eyes and lowered her head, deferently, as befitted her status, slave.
15 201 If he had addressed her, or placed himself before her, she would have knelt.
15 202 The entire mien of the slave, behaviorally and verbally, is to make clear to herself and others her truth, that she is only a slave.
15 203 She is to be docile, complaisant, submissive, and beautiful.
The officers' cabins are aft, some in the stern-castle itself. Now that we were free of the Vine Sea, Tersites was occasionally seen, on the stern-castle deck. Aëtius, however, discouraged his presence amongst the men. When the girl had passed Tyrtaios she had averted her eyes and lowered her head, deferently, as befitted her status, slave. If he had addressed her, or placed himself before her, she would have knelt. The entire mien of the slave, behaviorally and verbally, is to make clear to herself and others her truth, that she is only a slave. She is to be docile, complaisant, submissive, and beautiful. - (Mariners of Gor)