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Book 12. (1 results) Beasts of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, attempting to disguise these things, now so much a part of the slave, tends to make the imposture, at least to a skilled eye, obvious. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #209)
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9 209 Too, attempting to disguise these View more quotes about things">things, now so much a part of the slave, tends to make the imposture, at least to a skilled eye, obvious.

Book 12. (7 results) Beasts of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 206 This is independent, of course, of the sort of slave training which, in its sensuousness and femininity, becomes a part of a girl's very being, affecting her attitudes, movements, carriage, body language, and such.
9 207 It is said that skilled slavers can detect a slave even when clad in the robes of concealment.
9 208 They cannot help how delicious and exciting they have now become.
9 209 Too, attempting to disguise these things, now so much a part of the slave, tends to make the imposture, at least to a skilled eye, obvious.
9 210 To be sure, such impostures are almost always attempted not by an Earth female enslaved but by a Gorean female enslaved.
9 211 The Earth girl, in her terror of the masters, at the feet of whom she knows herself truly enslaved, is likely to have a much more realistic understanding of the futility of such a ruse than her Gorean sister, who, after all, has probably once been a Gorean free woman.
9 212 The Earth-girl slave knows that there is no escape for her, that she is a slave and will remain a slave.
This is independent, of course, of the sort of slave training which, in its sensuousness and femininity, becomes a part of a girl's very being, affecting her attitudes, movements, carriage, body language, and such. It is said that skilled slavers can detect a slave even when clad in the robes of concealment. They cannot help how delicious and exciting they have now become. Too, attempting to disguise these things, now so much a part of the slave, tends to make the imposture, at least to a skilled eye, obvious. To be sure, such impostures are almost always attempted not by an Earth female enslaved but by a Gorean female enslaved. The Earth girl, in her terror of the masters, at the feet of whom she knows herself truly enslaved, is likely to have a much more realistic understanding of the futility of such a ruse than her Gorean sister, who, after all, has probably once been a Gorean free woman. The Earth-girl slave knows that there is no escape for her, that she is a slave and will remain a slave. - (Beasts of Gor)