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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had then, merely by holding her arm, had her guide him, involuntarily, to where she had hidden the ring. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #116)
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10 116 He had then, View more quotes about merely">merely by holding her arm, had her guide him, involuntarily, to where she had hidden the ring.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 113 Some had to do with skin blotching and nipple erection.
10 114 One simple test had been with five of us, one of us, not known to Ulrick, to take a ring and hide it.
10 115 By holding her hands and looking into her eyes he had almost immediately determined the "guilty girl".
10 116 He had then, merely by holding her arm, had her guide him, involuntarily, to where she had hidden the ring.
10 117 These things were done primarily by acute observation and differential muscle tensions, indexed to the girl's knowledge and inward states.
10 118 The meaning of the lessons, however, had been clear.
10 119 If our slavery did not go through us, so to speak, if it was not complete, we could not conceal that from the masters.
Some had to do with skin blotching and nipple erection. One simple test had been with five of us, one of us, not known to Ulrick, to take a ring and hide it. By holding her hands and looking into her eyes he had almost immediately determined the "guilty girl". He had then, merely by holding her arm, had her guide him, involuntarily, to where she had hidden the ring. These things were done primarily by acute observation and differential muscle tensions, indexed to the girl's knowledge and inward states. The meaning of the lessons, however, had been clear. If our slavery did not go through us, so to speak, if it was not complete, we could not conceal that from the masters. - (Dancer of Gor)