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Still she was vulnerable, and any man, as we have noted, could pose her, or dance her, or such, for his pleasure, in a circle, in a tent, or elsewhere. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 22, Sentence #225)

Goreans, she knew, whereas they might be interested in her in many respects, as she had abundant evidence to attest, were not likely to be interested in her in that respect. They were connoisseurs in slave dance, hard to please, and quite particular in such matters. She would be in such matters the rankest of amateurs. Still she was vulnerable, and any man, as we have noted, could pose her, or dance her, or such, for his pleasure, in a circle, in a tent, or elsewhere. She shuddered. But I shall not be called upon to dance, she told herself, for I have informed the scribe that I cannot dance. Thus I will be safe. - (Prize of Gor)