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| 45 | 183 | What if their View more quotes about glance">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. |
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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. |