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Perhaps, I thought, such a man has looked on many women, and would have little difficulty in conjecturing the general nature of my most intimate lineaments. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #19)

What startled me most about him at first, I think, was his eyes, and how they looked at me. I was not certain I could fathom such a look, but it had terrified me. It was almost, I had inexplicably felt, as though his eyes could see through my clothing. Perhaps, I thought, such a man has looked on many women, and would have little difficulty in conjecturing the general nature of my most intimate lineaments. In that instant I had felt, in effect, naked before him. And then he had lifted his head and was glancing about the room, as though he might understand my apprehension at being beneath a gaze such as his. "Yes?" I repeated, as pleasantly as I could, catching my breath. - (Dancer of Gor)