Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 34 | 798 | In such a ceremony two View more quotes about free">free individuals have elected to become companions. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 34 | 795 | A free woman's name, of course, tends to remain constant. |
| 34 | 796 | A Gorean free woman does not change her name in the ceremony of the Free Companionship. |
| 34 | 797 | She remains who she was. |
| 34 | 798 | In such a ceremony two free individuals have elected to become companions. |
| 34 | 799 | The Earth woman, as a consequence of certain mating ceremonials, may change her last name. |
| 34 | 800 | The first and other names, however, tend to remain constant. |
| 34 | 801 | From the Gorean point of view the wife of Earth occupies a status which is higher than that of the slave but lower than that of the Free Companion. |
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A free woman's name, of course, tends to remain constant.
A Gorean free woman does not change her name in the ceremony of the Free Companionship.
She remains who she was.
In such a ceremony two free individuals have elected to become companions.
The Earth woman, as a consequence of certain mating ceremonials, may change her last name.
The first and other names, however, tend to remain constant.
From the Gorean point of view the wife of Earth occupies a status which is higher than that of the slave but lower than that of the Free Companion.
- (Explorers of Gor)