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How could he have known that? "To a discerning eye," he smiled, "it was evident, in your subsequent movements, and certain tiny, fleeting expressions, though these were subtle things, as you were inwardly relieved, pleased at how well hidden, you thought, remained the real depth and urgency of your needs". - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #259)

"Yes, Master," I whispered, head down. "But it was, of course," he said, "for you, a very poor, or limited, response, certainly one far below what might ordinarily have been expected from one with your sensitivity levels". I looked up at him, startled. How could he have known that? "To a discerning eye," he smiled, "it was evident, in your subsequent movements, and certain tiny, fleeting expressions, though these were subtle things, as you were inwardly relieved, pleased at how well hidden, you thought, remained the real depth and urgency of your needs". I regarded him with horror. "We are not going to have any secrets between us, are we?" he asked. "No, Master!" I said, frightened. - (Dancer of Gor)