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| 1 | 965 | Some, however, View more quotes about curious">curious, or bold, or such, disguise themselves as boys, or even as slaves, and dare to enter such forbidden precincts. |
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| 1 | 962 | Travel between cities is usually accomplished in caravans, which affords some protection, both to goods, and females. |
| 1 | 963 | Goreans, as Kurii, have their senses of propriety, and what is to be permitted and what is not to be permitted. |
| 1 | 964 | For example, it is understood that free women are not permitted in paga taverns. |
| 1 | 965 | Some, however, curious, or bold, or such, disguise themselves as boys, or even as slaves, and dare to enter such forbidden precincts. |
| 1 | 966 | If they are discovered, they are not unoften enslaved. |
| 1 | 967 | If they would be in such a tavern, let them be so appropriately, bringing paga to the tables and serving in the alcoves, in their own collars, locked on their necks, slaves. |
| 1 | 968 | Similarly, should a free woman impersonate a slave, which is frowned upon, it is thought suitable that she be made a slave. |