Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 32 | 91 | View more quotes about certainly">Certainly the body is to be muchly concealed. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 32 | 88 | "Forgive me, Lord Grendel," said Cabot. |
| 32 | 89 | In the full Gorean Robes of Concealment little of the free woman can be seen saving her eyes, over the veiling, and beneath the hood. |
| 32 | 90 | In the Tahari region the veiling is often so complete that even the eyes cannot be seen, but must be surmised, as peering outward though a dark gauze. |
| 32 | 91 | Certainly the body is to be muchly concealed. |
| 32 | 92 | And the robes, with their length, and the nature of the sleeves, and the gloving, are designed to conceal as well as possible the speculative treasures which might be hidden within them. |
| 32 | 93 | To the Gorean the sight of a free woman's wrist, or ankle, can be powerfully stimulatory. |
| 32 | 94 | That the wrists and ankles, and the throat, and the lips, and face, of a woman of Earth can be commonly seen is taken by most Goreans as evidence that they are worthy, at best, if anything, of being the slaves of Gorean free persons. |
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"Forgive me, Lord Grendel," said Cabot.
In the full Gorean Robes of Concealment little of the free woman can be seen saving her eyes, over the veiling, and beneath the hood.
In the Tahari region the veiling is often so complete that even the eyes cannot be seen, but must be surmised, as peering outward though a dark gauze.
Certainly the body is to be muchly concealed.
And the robes, with their length, and the nature of the sleeves, and the gloving, are designed to conceal as well as possible the speculative treasures which might be hidden within them.
To the Gorean the sight of a free woman's wrist, or ankle, can be powerfully stimulatory.
That the wrists and ankles, and the throat, and the lips, and face, of a woman of Earth can be commonly seen is taken by most Goreans as evidence that they are worthy, at best, if anything, of being the slaves of Gorean free persons.
- (Kur of Gor)