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

Too, I did not think that I could fool Mirus either in such matters. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #873)
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13 873 Too, I did not View more quotes about think">think that I could fool Mirus either in such matters.

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

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13 870 I knew that I could not lie in things of this sort.
13 871 Gorean masters, or many of them, were skilled in reading women.
13 872 My master, Hendow, was frighteningly adept at this.
13 873 Too, I did not think that I could fool Mirus either in such matters.
13 874 When a girl's most secret thoughts can be read as easily as slave numbers written on her breast her only viable option is total honesty, and as complete submission was required of Gorean slave girls her only practical recourse under such stringent circumstances is either to choose death or become in true reality a full slave, in her heart, in her mind and in her behavior.
13 875 In short, as deception is impossible, the girl must either choose death or the reality of true bondage.
13 876 "You will now prepare to yield," he said.
I knew that I could not lie in things of this sort. Gorean masters, or many of them, were skilled in reading women. My master, Hendow, was frighteningly adept at this. Too, I did not think that I could fool Mirus either in such matters. When a girl's most secret thoughts can be read as easily as slave numbers written on her breast her only viable option is total honesty, and as complete submission was required of Gorean slave girls her only practical recourse under such stringent circumstances is either to choose death or become in true reality a full slave, in her heart, in her mind and in her behavior. In short, as deception is impossible, the girl must either choose death or the reality of true bondage. "You will now prepare to yield," he said. - (Dancer of Gor)