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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

There are dozens of subtle movements, tiny things, almost indiscernible, but which one notices, almost without noticing, about the movements of a slave girl, things which, cumulatively, distinguish, and very obviously, her movements from those of a free woman. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #625)
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11 625 There are dozens of View more quotes about subtle">subtle movements, tiny things, almost indiscernible, but which one notices, almost without noticing, about the movements of a slave girl, things which, cumulatively, distinguish, and very obviously, her movements from those of a free woman.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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11 622 Lana and I were the best, the very best! I was much pleased.
11 623 Subconsciously now, from day to day, as I now understand it, my body began to reveal me truly as a slave girl.
11 624 I was no longer even aware of it.
11 625 There are dozens of subtle movements, tiny things, almost indiscernible, but which one notices, almost without noticing, about the movements of a slave girl, things which, cumulatively, distinguish, and very obviously, her movements from those of a free woman.
11 626 I now no longer moved as a free woman, even a beautiful one, of Earth.
11 627 I now moved, and naturally, as what I was, uninhibited and shameless, taunting, catlike, insolent, a Gorean slave girl.
11 628 Once, when I got to my feet in the cage and walked across the straw, Inge, who was kneeling nearby, said, unexpectedly, suddenly, "You are a slave, El-in-or!" I leaped at her and slapped her.
Lana and I were the best, the very best! I was much pleased. Subconsciously now, from day to day, as I now understand it, my body began to reveal me truly as a slave girl. I was no longer even aware of it. There are dozens of subtle movements, tiny things, almost indiscernible, but which one notices, almost without noticing, about the movements of a slave girl, things which, cumulatively, distinguish, and very obviously, her movements from those of a free woman. I now no longer moved as a free woman, even a beautiful one, of Earth. I now moved, and naturally, as what I was, uninhibited and shameless, taunting, catlike, insolent, a Gorean slave girl. Once, when I got to my feet in the cage and walked across the straw, Inge, who was kneeling nearby, said, unexpectedly, suddenly, "You are a slave, El-in-or!" I leaped at her and slapped her. - (Captive of Gor)