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

"In his country, and in mine," said Grunt, "one might wear the breechclout and not be a man, and one might be a man and not wear it". - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #398)
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19 398 "In his country, and in View more quotes about mine">mine," said Grunt, "one might wear the breechclout and not be a man, and one might be a man and not wear it".

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

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19 395 "You do not wear the breechclout," said Canka.
19 396 "And these others, too, do not," he said, surveying Grunt and myself.
19 397 "A yard or two of cloth," I said, "does not determine manhood in my country".
19 398 "In his country, and in mine," said Grunt, "one might wear the breechclout and not be a man, and one might be a man and not wear it".
19 399 "That is apparently not the way of the Barrens," I said.
19 400 "Here, in your country, it seems all that matters is whether a certain garment is worn.
19 401 If that is the case, in your country, manhood is cheap, costing no more than the price of a strip of cloth".
"You do not wear the breechclout," said Canka. "And these others, too, do not," he said, surveying Grunt and myself. "A yard or two of cloth," I said, "does not determine manhood in my country". "In his country, and in mine," said Grunt, "one might wear the breechclout and not be a man, and one might be a man and not wear it". "That is apparently not the way of the Barrens," I said. "Here, in your country, it seems all that matters is whether a certain garment is worn. If that is the case, in your country, manhood is cheap, costing no more than the price of a strip of cloth". - (Savages of Gor)