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| 37 | 168 | One hopes to accommodate oneself as perfectly as View more quotes about possible">possible to the least signal from the captor's grasp, to the least whim or caprice of his will. |
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| 37 | 165 | He then released my arms and fastened one hand in my hair, his left hand, and bent my head down to his hip. |
| 37 | 166 | I was then in Gorean leading position. |
| 37 | 167 | In this position, the slightest resistance or recalcitrance on the part of a slave, or even an unintentional failure to exhibit perfect submission, can result in agonizing pain. |
| 37 | 168 | One hopes to accommodate oneself as perfectly as possible to the least signal from the captor's grasp, to the least whim or caprice of his will. |
| 37 | 169 | Too, one is not only vulnerable and helpless in such a position, but so held, in such awkwardness and humiliation, so amusing to the free, one is well reminded of one's slavery. |
| 37 | 170 | Miles raised his hand, waving, summoning the guard boat to the edge of the canal. |
| 37 | 171 | "Once a determination is made," said Florian, "I am sure a guardsman or so would be happy to deliver the slave to your domicile". |