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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

The meaning of these cords has something to do, apparently, with the history of the polis of Tharna. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 29, Sentence #109)
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29 109 The View more quotes about meaning">meaning of these cords has something to do, apparently, with the history of the polis of Tharna.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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29 106 One can usually recognize a man of Tharna by two yellow cords, each about eighteen inches long, thrust over the belt.
29 107 Such cords are suitable for binding a female, hand and foot.
29 108 In seeing such cords the woman understands that it is possible for them to be used to put her at a man's mercy.
29 109 The meaning of these cords has something to do, apparently, with the history of the polis of Tharna.
29 110 Interestingly there are supposedly almost no free women in Tharna.
29 111 Further, it is said that the slavery of a woman in Tharna is one of the strictest, most uncompromising and complete of slaveries on Gor.
29 112 Similarly, interestingly enough, almost all of the female slaves in Tharna are native-born to the city.
One can usually recognize a man of Tharna by two yellow cords, each about eighteen inches long, thrust over the belt. Such cords are suitable for binding a female, hand and foot. In seeing such cords the woman understands that it is possible for them to be used to put her at a man's mercy. The meaning of these cords has something to do, apparently, with the history of the polis of Tharna. Interestingly there are supposedly almost no free women in Tharna. Further, it is said that the slavery of a woman in Tharna is one of the strictest, most uncompromising and complete of slaveries on Gor. Similarly, interestingly enough, almost all of the female slaves in Tharna are native-born to the city. - (Dancer of Gor)