Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 7 | 494 | "But I would not now trade my View more quotes about tunic">tunic for the robes of a Ubara". |
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 7 | 491 | "There is much more to such things than the donning of a tunic or a camisk," said one of the instructresses. |
| 7 | 492 | "Does Mistress know of such things?" I asked. |
| 7 | 493 | "Once," she smiled. |
| 7 | 494 | "But I would not now trade my tunic for the robes of a Ubara". |
| 7 | 495 | I could not understand this. |
| 7 | 496 | Was not a Ubara a free woman, and one of consequence? "There are a thousand things a native Gorean would know, of which a barbarian would be ignorant," said an instructress. |
| 7 | 497 | "Too," said another, "the Gorean taught to barbarians is often subtly different from that spoken by native Goreans, for example, in the pronunciation of certain words". |
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"There is much more to such things than the donning of a tunic or a camisk," said one of the instructresses.
"Does Mistress know of such things?" I asked.
"Once," she smiled.
"But I would not now trade my tunic for the robes of a Ubara".
I could not understand this.
Was not a Ubara a free woman, and one of consequence? "There are a thousand things a native Gorean would know, of which a barbarian would be ignorant," said an instructress.
"Too," said another, "the Gorean taught to barbarians is often subtly different from that spoken by native Goreans, for example, in the pronunciation of certain words".
- (Conspirators of Gor)