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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

These rings, incidentally, those for the ears and for the nose, do not serve simply to bedeck the female. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #116)
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1 116 These View more quotes about rings">rings, incidentally, those for the ears and for the nose, do not serve simply to bedeck the female.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 113 On behalf of the nose ring, too, it should be mentioned that among the Wagon Peoples, even free women wear such rings.
1 114 This, however, is unusual on Gor.
1 115 The nose ring, most often, is worn by a slave.
1 116 These rings, incidentally, those for the ears and for the nose, do not serve simply to bedeck the female.
1 117 They also have a role to play in her arousal.
1 118 The brushing of the sides of the girl's neck by the dangling ornament is, in itself, a delicate stimulation of a sensitive area of her body, the sides of her neck beneath the ears; this area is quite sensitive to light touches; if the earring is of more than one piece, the tiny sounds made by it, too, can also be stimulatory; accordingly, the earring's feel and movement, and caress, and sometimes sound, persistent, subtle and sensual, functioning on both a conscious and subliminal level, can often bring a female to, and often keep her indefinitely in, a state of incipient sexual readiness.
1 119 It is easy to see why free women on Gor do not wear them, and why they are, commonly, only put on low slaves.
On behalf of the nose ring, too, it should be mentioned that among the Wagon Peoples, even free women wear such rings. This, however, is unusual on Gor. The nose ring, most often, is worn by a slave. These rings, incidentally, those for the ears and for the nose, do not serve simply to bedeck the female. They also have a role to play in her arousal. The brushing of the sides of the girl's neck by the dangling ornament is, in itself, a delicate stimulation of a sensitive area of her body, the sides of her neck beneath the ears; this area is quite sensitive to light touches; if the earring is of more than one piece, the tiny sounds made by it, too, can also be stimulatory; accordingly, the earring's feel and movement, and caress, and sometimes sound, persistent, subtle and sensual, functioning on both a conscious and subliminal level, can often bring a female to, and often keep her indefinitely in, a state of incipient sexual readiness. It is easy to see why free women on Gor do not wear them, and why they are, commonly, only put on low slaves. - (Savages of Gor)