Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 347 | "View more quotes about suppose">Suppose you were a slaver or raider," said Cabot, "and you had to choose between a woman so clad, an indisputable beauty, one with an obvious sales value, one who might go for several coins, and an unknown quantity, a woman heavily robed and veiled, who, stripped, might be of little interest even to a myopic tarsk. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 344 | "Oh?" she said. |
| 43 | 345 | "And such a garment," he said, "has its role, too, to play in the protection of free women". |
| 43 | 346 | "How so?" she asked, puzzled. |
| 43 | 347 | "Suppose you were a slaver or raider," said Cabot, "and you had to choose between a woman so clad, an indisputable beauty, one with an obvious sales value, one who might go for several coins, and an unknown quantity, a woman heavily robed and veiled, who, stripped, might be of little interest even to a myopic tarsk. |
| 43 | 348 | On which would your capture rope be more likely to fall and tighten?" "I see," she said. |
| 43 | 349 | "But the major reason for so clothing slaves," he said, "is doubtless for the pleasure of men". |
| 43 | 350 | "The beasts!" she said. |
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"Oh?" she said.
"And such a garment," he said, "has its role, too, to play in the protection of free women".
"How so?" she asked, puzzled.
"Suppose you were a slaver or raider," said Cabot, "and you had to choose between a woman so clad, an indisputable beauty, one with an obvious sales value, one who might go for several coins, and an unknown quantity, a woman heavily robed and veiled, who, stripped, might be of little interest even to a myopic tarsk.
On which would your capture rope be more likely to fall and tighten?" "I see," she said.
"But the major reason for so clothing slaves," he said, "is doubtless for the pleasure of men".
"The beasts!" she said.
- (Kur of Gor)