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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Blank standards, too, or, more commonly, standards draped with white cloth, sometimes serve similar purposes. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #302)
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10 302 Blank standards, too, or, more View more quotes about commonly">commonly, standards draped with white cloth, sometimes serve similar purposes.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 299 That such a cloth may be used upon Gor as a truce cloth may have a direct historical connection with the similar device on Earth.
10 300 Certainly many Gorean institutions and practices would seem to have Earth origins.
10 301 On the other hand, its relationship to the Earth device may be merely a coincidental one, a white cloth, in effect, a blank flag, seeming to be a reasonably natural device to signify neutrality.
10 302 Blank standards, too, or, more commonly, standards draped with white cloth, sometimes serve similar purposes.
10 303 There are other devices, too, pertinent to such matters, particularly in formal contexts, such as the symbolic laying aside of arms, but I was certainly not, in this context, about to lay aside any arms.
10 304 "Admit me!" I cried.
10 305 Was there no one on the wall? I looked back, toward the trench.
That such a cloth may be used upon Gor as a truce cloth may have a direct historical connection with the similar device on Earth. Certainly many Gorean institutions and practices would seem to have Earth origins. On the other hand, its relationship to the Earth device may be merely a coincidental one, a white cloth, in effect, a blank flag, seeming to be a reasonably natural device to signify neutrality. Blank standards, too, or, more commonly, standards draped with white cloth, sometimes serve similar purposes. There are other devices, too, pertinent to such matters, particularly in formal contexts, such as the symbolic laying aside of arms, but I was certainly not, in this context, about to lay aside any arms. "Admit me!" I cried. Was there no one on the wall? I looked back, toward the trench. - (Renegades of Gor)