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

"The red savages, as you may not know," said Grunt to me, though doubtless he was speaking primarily for the benefit of the Hobarts, "are rather strict about the privilege of wearing the breechclout". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #202)
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12 202 "The red View more quotes about savages">savages, as you may not know," said Grunt to me, though doubtless he was speaking primarily for the benefit of the Hobarts, "are rather strict about the privilege of wearing the breechclout".

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

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12 199 He tied some of these pieces together and bound them about the hips of the Hobarts.
12 200 They regarded their new garments, decided for them by Grunt, with dismay.
12 201 "We are not slave girls," protested Max.
12 202 "The red savages, as you may not know," said Grunt to me, though doubtless he was speaking primarily for the benefit of the Hobarts, "are rather strict about the privilege of wearing the breechclout".
12 203 "Oh?" I said.
12 204 "Yes," said Grunt.
12 205 "It is not permitted to women, even to their own women, nor, of course, is it permitted to slaves".
He tied some of these pieces together and bound them about the hips of the Hobarts. They regarded their new garments, decided for them by Grunt, with dismay. "We are not slave girls," protested Max. "The red savages, as you may not know," said Grunt to me, though doubtless he was speaking primarily for the benefit of the Hobarts, "are rather strict about the privilege of wearing the breechclout". "Oh?" I said. "Yes," said Grunt. "It is not permitted to women, even to their own women, nor, of course, is it permitted to slaves". - (Savages of Gor)