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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

Momentarily, she seemed about to cover her body with her hands, perhaps a reflex dating back to the time of her freedom, but withdrew her hands instantly, and swiftly, unbidden, frightened, knelt in first obeisance position, head to the floor, the palms of her hands on the floor, on each side of her head. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #60)
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49 60 Momentarily, she View more quotes about seemed">seemed about to cover her body with her hands, perhaps a reflex dating back to the time of her freedom, but withdrew her hands instantly, and swiftly, unbidden, frightened, knelt in first obeisance position, head to the floor, the palms of her hands on the floor, on each side of her head.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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49 57 "Absolute silence, if you would continue to live".
49 58 She nodded, frightened, her lip trembling.
49 59 I cast her a swift glance, enough to determine that the shogun had exquisite taste, and was generous.
49 60 Momentarily, she seemed about to cover her body with her hands, perhaps a reflex dating back to the time of her freedom, but withdrew her hands instantly, and swiftly, unbidden, frightened, knelt in first obeisance position, head to the floor, the palms of her hands on the floor, on each side of her head.
49 61 As her hair had fallen forward, it was easy to see the collar on her neck, fastened not with a lock but a plug rivet.
49 62 "On all fours," I said to her.
49 63 "Crawl to the sleeping mat".
"Absolute silence, if you would continue to live". She nodded, frightened, her lip trembling. I cast her a swift glance, enough to determine that the shogun had exquisite taste, and was generous. Momentarily, she seemed about to cover her body with her hands, perhaps a reflex dating back to the time of her freedom, but withdrew her hands instantly, and swiftly, unbidden, frightened, knelt in first obeisance position, head to the floor, the palms of her hands on the floor, on each side of her head. As her hair had fallen forward, it was easy to see the collar on her neck, fastened not with a lock but a plug rivet. "On all fours," I said to her. "Crawl to the sleeping mat". - (Rebels of Gor)