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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Needless to say, as well, the nature of much of Earth lingerie confirms this view of the Earth female in Gorean eyes. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #221)
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10 221 Needless to say, as well, the View more quotes about nature">nature of much of Earth lingerie confirms this view of the Earth female in Gorean eyes.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 218 The acceptability of such garmentures to the Earth female is commonly taken by the Gorean, who tends to be a bit prudish in such matters, save where slaves are concerned, as evidence of the suitability of Earth females for the collar.
10 219 Any Gorean female who appeared so, publicly, would be taken as "courting the collar".
10 220 Indeed, the state might take her in hand, and brand and sell her.
10 221 Needless to say, as well, the nature of much of Earth lingerie confirms this view of the Earth female in Gorean eyes.
10 222 Consider the brevity and softness of such garments.
10 223 Are they not, then, secret slaves, slaves awaiting their masters? So Earth girls brought to Gor must largely learn the shame and degradation of the tunic, which, however, is not too difficult to grasp when, shortly, they see the contrast between their garmenture and that of the free woman, and understand how they are viewed.
10 224 Then they may learn to weep in shame at their exposure.
The acceptability of such garmentures to the Earth female is commonly taken by the Gorean, who tends to be a bit prudish in such matters, save where slaves are concerned, as evidence of the suitability of Earth females for the collar. Any Gorean female who appeared so, publicly, would be taken as "courting the collar". Indeed, the state might take her in hand, and brand and sell her. Needless to say, as well, the nature of much of Earth lingerie confirms this view of the Earth female in Gorean eyes. Consider the brevity and softness of such garments. Are they not, then, secret slaves, slaves awaiting their masters? So Earth girls brought to Gor must largely learn the shame and degradation of the tunic, which, however, is not too difficult to grasp when, shortly, they see the contrast between their garmenture and that of the free woman, and understand how they are viewed. Then they may learn to weep in shame at their exposure. - (Swordsmen of Gor)