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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

It is hard to hide from men when one is stripped before them and fiercely questioned. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #398)
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15 398 It is View more quotes about hard">hard to hide from men when one is stripped before them and fiercely questioned.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 395 They seemed to have an uncanny sense of her emotions, of her thoughts and feelings.
15 396 Could she hide nothing from their gaze? This had been brought home to her even in her training.
15 397 Why could Gorean men not be more like the men of Earth, and look at a woman and not really see her? Perhaps that was because they did not own their women.
15 398 It is hard to hide from men when one is stripped before them and fiercely questioned.
15 399 Gorean men seemed interested, as Earth men were not, in paying attention to their women, in spending time with them and listening to them, and, in virtue of delightfully prolonged intimacies, understanding them, learning them, knowing them, truly understanding them, learning them, knowing them.
15 400 Perhaps that is because they own them, and it is well known the attention and care, and the devotion of sorts, which men lavish on their possessions.
15 401 Who does not wish to know everything there is to know about his property, about his treasure? Too, of course, this makes it much easier to master the female.
They seemed to have an uncanny sense of her emotions, of her thoughts and feelings. Could she hide nothing from their gaze? This had been brought home to her even in her training. Why could Gorean men not be more like the men of Earth, and look at a woman and not really see her? Perhaps that was because they did not own their women. It is hard to hide from men when one is stripped before them and fiercely questioned. Gorean men seemed interested, as Earth men were not, in paying attention to their women, in spending time with them and listening to them, and, in virtue of delightfully prolonged intimacies, understanding them, learning them, knowing them, truly understanding them, learning them, knowing them. Perhaps that is because they own them, and it is well known the attention and care, and the devotion of sorts, which men lavish on their possessions. Who does not wish to know everything there is to know about his property, about his treasure? Too, of course, this makes it much easier to master the female. - (Prize of Gor)