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"I feel that those who judge too exactly, too critically, of such matters," said Peisistratus, "the position of the hands, the perfect framing of the head and body with the arms, the angle of the head, the lightness or moderation of a stamping foot, such things, miss much of the pleasure of the dance". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #183)

"You are a connoisseur of slave dance?" inquired Peisistratus. "Not really," said Cabot. "I know little of its subtleties". "I feel that those who judge too exactly, too critically, of such matters," said Peisistratus, "the position of the hands, the perfect framing of the head and body with the arms, the angle of the head, the lightness or moderation of a stamping foot, such things, miss much of the pleasure of the dance". "I would suppose so," said Cabot. "Too, it is not always the most technically flawless dancer whom men wish to conduct to an alcove," said Peisistratus. "Perhaps a dancer who is too concerned with the assemblage of minute perfections," said Cabot, "forgets the point of the dance, which is to dance her slave before masters". - (Kur of Gor)