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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Offending males may expect to be summoned to a bridge, or field, at dawn; an offending or careless woman is subject to the risk of finding herself naked, chained at a slave ring. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 61, Sentence #874)
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61 874 Offending View more quotes about males">males may expect to be summoned to a bridge, or field, at dawn; an offending or careless woman is subject to the risk of finding herself naked, chained at a slave ring.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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61 871 For example, there is the matter of a shared Home Stone that would militate against such things.
61 872 Similarly, certain cities are allied, some cities are colony cities founded by emigrants from a mother city, and so on.
61 873 On the other hand, Gorean males do not respond well to insults, contempt, mistreatment, and such.
61 874 Offending males may expect to be summoned to a bridge, or field, at dawn; an offending or careless woman is subject to the risk of finding herself naked, chained at a slave ring.
61 875 This probably accounts for the rather elaborate protocols of etiquette that commonly govern interactions between Goreans of different cities or towns.
61 876 Contrariwise, friends, male or female, are accorded considerable liberties along these lines.
61 877 I have heard males insult one another outrageously, with uproarious abandon, and free women bare their claws, so to speak, exquisitely lacerating one another with impunity.
For example, there is the matter of a shared Home Stone that would militate against such things. Similarly, certain cities are allied, some cities are colony cities founded by emigrants from a mother city, and so on. On the other hand, Gorean males do not respond well to insults, contempt, mistreatment, and such. Offending males may expect to be summoned to a bridge, or field, at dawn; an offending or careless woman is subject to the risk of finding herself naked, chained at a slave ring. This probably accounts for the rather elaborate protocols of etiquette that commonly govern interactions between Goreans of different cities or towns. Contrariwise, friends, male or female, are accorded considerable liberties along these lines. I have heard males insult one another outrageously, with uproarious abandon, and free women bare their claws, so to speak, exquisitely lacerating one another with impunity. - (Plunder of Gor)