Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 20 | 586 | View more quotes about thus">Thus there is little or no danger of her injuring herself on glass or shards, or other debris. |
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Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 20 | 583 | This is thought to be owed to the Home Stone. |
| 20 | 584 | I do not fully understand the allusion. |
| 20 | 585 | But, for whatever reason, and this seems almost incomprehensible to one from Earth, the cities are thus, on the whole, respected, and beautiful. |
| 20 | 586 | Thus there is little or no danger of her injuring herself on glass or shards, or other debris. |
| 20 | 587 | Gorean free women, on the other hand, always wear footwear out of doors, and usually indoors. |
| 20 | 588 | The footwear commonly consists of hose and slippers, both often quite ornate. |
| 20 | 589 | In certain cities, such as Ar, high platforms might be worn, particularly by high-caste women. |
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This is thought to be owed to the Home Stone.
I do not fully understand the allusion.
But, for whatever reason, and this seems almost incomprehensible to one from Earth, the cities are thus, on the whole, respected, and beautiful.
Thus there is little or no danger of her injuring herself on glass or shards, or other debris.
Gorean free women, on the other hand, always wear footwear out of doors, and usually indoors.
The footwear commonly consists of hose and slippers, both often quite ornate.
In certain cities, such as Ar, high platforms might be worn, particularly by high-caste women.
- (Guardsman of Gor)