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| 11 | 693 | She had not been taught to View more quotes about stand">stand in this fashion. |
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| 11 | 690 | She did not stand as might have Cara, or another girl, who had well known the touch of a man, but she did stand as though owned. |
| 11 | 691 | The resistance was gone from her shoulders and the diaphragm. |
| 11 | 692 | Even the palms of her hands, naturally, now fell at her thighs, her left palm over her brand. |
| 11 | 693 | She had not been taught to stand in this fashion. |
| 11 | 694 | The difference, subtle and interesting, had been accomplished in the enslavement of the afternoon. |
| 11 | 695 | Now, naturally, unaware of it, she stood as a slave girl. |
| 11 | 696 | She knew now she stood before the man who was her complete master, open to him, his slave. |