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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

They wisely avoided direct eye contact with the appraising warrior, thus perhaps precipitating an encounter crisis, in which, perhaps because of misconstrual or misinterpretation, he might feel prompted to action. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #171)
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15 171 They wisely avoided direct eye contact with the appraising View more quotes about warrior">warrior, thus perhaps precipitating an encounter crisis, in which, perhaps because of misconstrual or misinterpretation, he might feel prompted to action.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 168 "Is that an eccentric mutilation or is it deliberate, perhaps meaningful?" "It is meaningful," said Grunt.
15 169 "It marks the kaiila as a prize animal, one especially trained for the hunt and war".
15 170 The girls continued to look ahead.
15 171 They wisely avoided direct eye contact with the appraising warrior, thus perhaps precipitating an encounter crisis, in which, perhaps because of misconstrual or misinterpretation, he might feel prompted to action.
15 172 There are various ways in which a woman may look into the eyes of a man.
15 173 One way, of course, is with a direct and self-assured gaze, as though she might be the equal of the brute who regards her, the way of the free woman.
15 174 This is not to be recommended, of course, for a woman who is scantily clad and has a chain on her neck.
"Is that an eccentric mutilation or is it deliberate, perhaps meaningful?" "It is meaningful," said Grunt. "It marks the kaiila as a prize animal, one especially trained for the hunt and war". The girls continued to look ahead. They wisely avoided direct eye contact with the appraising warrior, thus perhaps precipitating an encounter crisis, in which, perhaps because of misconstrual or misinterpretation, he might feel prompted to action. There are various ways in which a woman may look into the eyes of a man. One way, of course, is with a direct and self-assured gaze, as though she might be the equal of the brute who regards her, the way of the free woman. This is not to be recommended, of course, for a woman who is scantily clad and has a chain on her neck. - (Savages of Gor)