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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

One rubs the smoke from this fire into one's body. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 35, Sentence #139)
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35 139 One rubs the smoke from this View more quotes about fire">fire into one's body.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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35 136 After one emerges from the sweat lodge one goes to a stream and washes in the cold water.
35 137 One cleans, with a knife or sharpened stick, even under one's fingernails.
35 138 A small fire, of sweet-brush and needles, from needle trees, is then built.
35 139 One rubs the smoke from this fire into one's body.
35 140 Then one rubs white clay on one's body.
35 141 These things hide the smell of men.
35 142 It is thought that most medicine helpers do not like the smell of men and if they smell this smell they will be loath to approach.
After one emerges from the sweat lodge one goes to a stream and washes in the cold water. One cleans, with a knife or sharpened stick, even under one's fingernails. A small fire, of sweet-brush and needles, from needle trees, is then built. One rubs the smoke from this fire into one's body. Then one rubs white clay on one's body. These things hide the smell of men. It is thought that most medicine helpers do not like the smell of men and if they smell this smell they will be loath to approach. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)