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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Unbinding a girl's hair, on Gor, incidentally, is culturally understood as being the act of one who owns her. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #462)
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14 462 Unbinding a View more quotes about girl">girl's hair, on Gor, incidentally, is culturally understood as being the act of one who owns her.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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14 459 Sometimes the girl is even tied in her own hair.
14 460 Most importantly, perhaps, long hair is beautiful on a girl, or surely, at least, on many girls.
14 461 Too, many masters enjoy unbinding it, before ordering a girl to the furs.
14 462 Unbinding a girl's hair, on Gor, incidentally, is culturally understood as being the act of one who owns her.
14 463 A free woman, captured, whose hair her captor unbinds, usually the first time by the stroke of a knife, a precaution against poison pins and other devices, knows full well by this act that she will soon be made his slave.
14 464 Many Gorean masters, incidentally, shape and trim the hair of their own girls.
14 465 This is less expensive than having it done in a pen.
Sometimes the girl is even tied in her own hair. Most importantly, perhaps, long hair is beautiful on a girl, or surely, at least, on many girls. Too, many masters enjoy unbinding it, before ordering a girl to the furs. Unbinding a girl's hair, on Gor, incidentally, is culturally understood as being the act of one who owns her. A free woman, captured, whose hair her captor unbinds, usually the first time by the stroke of a knife, a precaution against poison pins and other devices, knows full well by this act that she will soon be made his slave. Many Gorean masters, incidentally, shape and trim the hair of their own girls. This is less expensive than having it done in a pen. - (Explorers of Gor)