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I have little doubt but what the disposition to, and the fundamentals of, slave dance are instinctual in a woman. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #400)

"I think so," I said. Though doubtless Melpomene was untrained and lacked the thousand precisions and controls, the brilliancies and techniques, of the trained dancer, she was not unattractive on the tiles. She strove to please and dance well. I have little doubt but what the disposition to, and the fundamentals of, slave dance are instinctual in a woman. No other explanation seems compatible with the readiness with which they can acquire such dance. Many of the expressions, the gestures and movements of the body, of course, are clearly reminiscent of those of need and desire, of love and submission. I have little doubt but what these dispositions and talents have been naturally and sexually selected for in the course of evolution, such women being more often spared and sought. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 22)