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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

Similarly, the vicinity of such places, though I did not think it would be so in this camp, at this particular time, can be dangerous for free women. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #576)
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3 576 View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, the vicinity of such places, though I did not think it would be so in this camp, at this particular time, can be dangerous for free women.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 573 The free woman then turned about and left the vicinity of the circle, hurriedly.
3 574 I felt rather sorry for her, but then, I thought, surely the fellow was right, that the circle, or its vicinity, was no place for a free female.
3 575 It was a place, rather, for the joy of masters and their slaves.
3 576 Similarly, the vicinity of such places, though I did not think it would be so in this camp, at this particular time, can be dangerous for free women.
3 577 For example, sometimes free women attempt, sometimes even disguising themselves, to spy on the doings of masters and slaves.
3 578 For example, they might attempt, perhaps disguised as lads, to gain entrance to paga taverns.
3 579 And often such entrance is granted them but later, to their horror, they may find themselves thrown naked to the dancing sand and forced to perform under whips.
The free woman then turned about and left the vicinity of the circle, hurriedly. I felt rather sorry for her, but then, I thought, surely the fellow was right, that the circle, or its vicinity, was no place for a free female. It was a place, rather, for the joy of masters and their slaves. Similarly, the vicinity of such places, though I did not think it would be so in this camp, at this particular time, can be dangerous for free women. For example, sometimes free women attempt, sometimes even disguising themselves, to spy on the doings of masters and slaves. For example, they might attempt, perhaps disguised as lads, to gain entrance to paga taverns. And often such entrance is granted them but later, to their horror, they may find themselves thrown naked to the dancing sand and forced to perform under whips. - (Magicians of Gor)