Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 61 | 542 | Some View more quotes about women">women, gazing upon these cords, feel weak, and strangely stirred. |
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Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 61 | 539 | I understand something like this did take place in one of the "High Cities," Tharna, where every woman except the ruler, a Tatrix, is enslaved. |
| 61 | 540 | Even free women visiting Tharna must be licensed and put in the custody of a male until they leave the city. |
| 61 | 541 | Men of Tharna, when outside the city, are recognized by the wearing, in the belt, of two yellow cords, some eighteen inches or so in length. |
| 61 | 542 | Some women, gazing upon these cords, feel weak, and strangely stirred. |
| 61 | 543 | Some women follow men of Tharna beyond their own city's gates, begging to be taken to Tharna. |
| 61 | 544 | Two things might be noted about the "cords of Tharna". |
| 61 | 545 | First, they symbolize Tharna. |
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I understand something like this did take place in one of the "High Cities," Tharna, where every woman except the ruler, a Tatrix, is enslaved.
Even free women visiting Tharna must be licensed and put in the custody of a male until they leave the city.
Men of Tharna, when outside the city, are recognized by the wearing, in the belt, of two yellow cords, some eighteen inches or so in length.
Some women, gazing upon these cords, feel weak, and strangely stirred.
Some women follow men of Tharna beyond their own city's gates, begging to be taken to Tharna.
Two things might be noted about the "cords of Tharna".
First, they symbolize Tharna.
- (Plunder of Gor)