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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

What if their glance should be interpreted as boldness? What might then be the consequences? Indeed, some masters do not permit their female slaves to meet their eyes. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #183)
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45 183 What if their glance should be interpreted as boldness? What View more quotes about might">might then be the consequences? Indeed, some masters do not permit their female slaves to meet their eyes.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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45 180 She looked about, and saw the camp master, indeed, regarding her, and not pleasantly.
45 181 She made it a point not to meet his eyes.
45 182 Women often fear to meet the eyes of those who have authority over them.
45 183 What if their glance should be interpreted as boldness? What might then be the consequences? Indeed, some masters do not permit their female slaves to meet their eyes.
45 184 Commonly, however, the Gorean master wishes a slave to meet his eyes, that he may the better see the beauty of her eyes, and the better read her least expression.
45 185 Indeed, few women know themselves more helplessly exposed, or more helplessly understood, or better read, than by a Gorean master.
45 186 In the presence of a master, it is difficult for them to conceal the least nuance of thought, or emotion, or feeling.
She looked about, and saw the camp master, indeed, regarding her, and not pleasantly. She made it a point not to meet his eyes. Women often fear to meet the eyes of those who have authority over them. What if their glance should be interpreted as boldness? What might then be the consequences? Indeed, some masters do not permit their female slaves to meet their eyes. Commonly, however, the Gorean master wishes a slave to meet his eyes, that he may the better see the beauty of her eyes, and the better read her least expression. Indeed, few women know themselves more helplessly exposed, or more helplessly understood, or better read, than by a Gorean master. In the presence of a master, it is difficult for them to conceal the least nuance of thought, or emotion, or feeling. - (Kur of Gor)