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

A favorite joke, for example, is to tell a young man that his kaiila offer to the parents of his prospective woman has been refused, thus plunging him into despair, until, with roars of laughter, he is informed that it has been accepted. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #487)
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14 487 A favorite joke, for View more quotes about example">example, is to tell a young man that his kaiila offer to the parents of his prospective woman has been refused, thus plunging him into despair, until, with roars of laughter, he is informed that it has been accepted.

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

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14 484 He tried to walk about and peep beneath the hide and Grunt, with great apparent earnestness and seriousness, hurried about, tugging down the hide at the edges.
14 485 Red savages, on the whole, are fond of jokes and gambles.
14 486 Their jokes, to be sure, might sometimes seem a bit eccentric or rude to more civilized folk.
14 487 A favorite joke, for example, is to tell a young man that his kaiila offer to the parents of his prospective woman has been refused, thus plunging him into despair, until, with roars of laughter, he is informed that it has been accepted.
14 488 This type of thing, incidentally, does not count, culturally, as a violation of truth telling, a practice which the red savages take with great seriousness.
14 489 Gambling, too, is of great interest to the savages.
14 490 Common games are lots, dice and stone guessing.
He tried to walk about and peep beneath the hide and Grunt, with great apparent earnestness and seriousness, hurried about, tugging down the hide at the edges. Red savages, on the whole, are fond of jokes and gambles. Their jokes, to be sure, might sometimes seem a bit eccentric or rude to more civilized folk. A favorite joke, for example, is to tell a young man that his kaiila offer to the parents of his prospective woman has been refused, thus plunging him into despair, until, with roars of laughter, he is informed that it has been accepted. This type of thing, incidentally, does not count, culturally, as a violation of truth telling, a practice which the red savages take with great seriousness. Gambling, too, is of great interest to the savages. Common games are lots, dice and stone guessing. - (Savages of Gor)