Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 68 | 315 | I View more quotes about looked">looked up at the guardsmen, subtly, furtively, that I might the better comprehend their intent and attitude. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 68 | 312 | "Forgive me," said the guardsman. |
| 68 | 313 | I gathered that I might now kneel, and so did so. |
| 68 | 314 | A slave seldom remains standing in the presence of free persons. |
| 68 | 315 | I looked up at the guardsmen, subtly, furtively, that I might the better comprehend their intent and attitude. |
| 68 | 316 | It well behooves a slave to be aware of such things, moods, temperament, dispositions, and such, in free persons. |
| 68 | 317 | That can be important when one is a slave. |
| 68 | 318 | When one of the guardsmen glanced down at me, I lowered my head, quickly, humbly. |
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"Forgive me," said the guardsman.
I gathered that I might now kneel, and so did so.
A slave seldom remains standing in the presence of free persons.
I looked up at the guardsmen, subtly, furtively, that I might the better comprehend their intent and attitude.
It well behooves a slave to be aware of such things, moods, temperament, dispositions, and such, in free persons.
That can be important when one is a slave.
When one of the guardsmen glanced down at me, I lowered my head, quickly, humbly.
- (Plunder of Gor)