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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Is it a way of speaking, an expression, a hesitation, a gesture, a turning of the head, a shyness, a glance, a subtle, revealing, furtive unwillingness to make eye contact when a certain word is spoken, what? There are a hundred subtle cues, readable by the experienced and skilled. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #30)
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22 30 Is it a way of speaking, an View more quotes about expression">expression, a hesitation, a gesture, a turning of the head, a shyness, a glance, a subtle, revealing, furtive unwillingness to make eye contact when a certain word is spoken, what? There are a hundred subtle cues, readable by the experienced and skilled.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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22 27 It is not their fault that their intelligence is high, their features sensitive and exquisite, their figures shapely.
22 28 Too, I suspect that the choices of slavers are not always clear to those lacking their training and skills.
22 29 One supposes more is involved in such things than the turn of a hip, the rounding of a calf, or forearm, the slimness of an ankle, the slenderness of a throat, such things.
22 30 Is it a way of speaking, an expression, a hesitation, a gesture, a turning of the head, a shyness, a glance, a subtle, revealing, furtive unwillingness to make eye contact when a certain word is spoken, what? There are a hundred subtle cues, readable by the experienced and skilled.
22 31 Some can read the needful slave in a woman when the woman herself fears to recognize it, and, in any event, dares not reveal it.
22 32 In any event, much diversity occurs in the markets, and a multitude of choices are available to buyers.
22 33 Perhaps, on the whole, the women have little more in common than the fact that they are lovely, and will be sold.
It is not their fault that their intelligence is high, their features sensitive and exquisite, their figures shapely. Too, I suspect that the choices of slavers are not always clear to those lacking their training and skills. One supposes more is involved in such things than the turn of a hip, the rounding of a calf, or forearm, the slimness of an ankle, the slenderness of a throat, such things. Is it a way of speaking, an expression, a hesitation, a gesture, a turning of the head, a shyness, a glance, a subtle, revealing, furtive unwillingness to make eye contact when a certain word is spoken, what? There are a hundred subtle cues, readable by the experienced and skilled. Some can read the needful slave in a woman when the woman herself fears to recognize it, and, in any event, dares not reveal it. In any event, much diversity occurs in the markets, and a multitude of choices are available to buyers. Perhaps, on the whole, the women have little more in common than the fact that they are lovely, and will be sold. - (Swordsmen of Gor)