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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

The half hood is a device intended to couple something of the effectiveness of the full hood with the various exploitable advantages of the mere blindfold. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #45)
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21 45 The View more quotes about half">half hood is a device intended to couple something of the effectiveness of the full hood with the various exploitable advantages of the mere blindfold.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 42 For example, it is difficult to dislodge it, as it is fastened below the chin, tied or buckled about the neck, by, say, rubbing it against a wall or tree.
21 43 An advantage of the blindfold, of course, is that it enables the mouth of the female to be seen, and to be kissed, and such.
21 44 It also allows her to use her own mouth, of course, in kissing, and such.
21 45 The half hood is a device intended to couple something of the effectiveness of the full hood with the various exploitable advantages of the mere blindfold.
21 46 I had not known, incidentally, that the rencers now made use of slave hoods.
21 47 They perhaps obtained them through trade, as well as additional women.
21 48 Many things had changed since I had been in the marsh, long ago.
For example, it is difficult to dislodge it, as it is fastened below the chin, tied or buckled about the neck, by, say, rubbing it against a wall or tree. An advantage of the blindfold, of course, is that it enables the mouth of the female to be seen, and to be kissed, and such. It also allows her to use her own mouth, of course, in kissing, and such. The half hood is a device intended to couple something of the effectiveness of the full hood with the various exploitable advantages of the mere blindfold. I had not known, incidentally, that the rencers now made use of slave hoods. They perhaps obtained them through trade, as well as additional women. Many things had changed since I had been in the marsh, long ago. - (Vagabonds of Gor)