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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

And yet, interestingly, free women not unoften underwent considerable hardship and peril to enter her gates. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #719)
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3 719 And yet, View more quotes about interestingly">interestingly, free women not unoften underwent considerable hardship and peril to enter her gates.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 716 No free woman may even enter the gates of Tharna without being temporarily licensed and placed in the custody of a male.
3 717 Those of Tharna wear in their belt the two yellow cords, each eighteen inches in length, suitable for binding females, hand and foot".
3 718 I knew little of Tharna, but I did know it was a city muchly feared by free women.
3 719 And yet, interestingly, free women not unoften underwent considerable hardship and peril to enter her gates.
3 720 "And I feared, too," she said, "to seek the major islands, for during the occupation many of the women of Ar had been collected and sent there on slave ships".
3 721 That was true.
3 722 In my time in Ar I had seen several coffles of the women of Ar leave the city, to be marched overland to Brundisium, there to be disembarked for Cos or Tyros.
No free woman may even enter the gates of Tharna without being temporarily licensed and placed in the custody of a male. Those of Tharna wear in their belt the two yellow cords, each eighteen inches in length, suitable for binding females, hand and foot". I knew little of Tharna, but I did know it was a city muchly feared by free women. And yet, interestingly, free women not unoften underwent considerable hardship and peril to enter her gates. "And I feared, too," she said, "to seek the major islands, for during the occupation many of the women of Ar had been collected and sent there on slave ships". That was true. In my time in Ar I had seen several coffles of the women of Ar leave the city, to be marched overland to Brundisium, there to be disembarked for Cos or Tyros. - (Mariners of Gor)