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| 68 | 228 | Some View more quotes about regard">regard the camisk as more provocative than nudity. |
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| 68 | 225 | It is common for Goreans to enhance their surroundings with color, the exteriors of buildings, the interiors of rooms. |
| 68 | 226 | In the cage was a camisked female slave. |
| 68 | 227 | In many cities, camisks are not allowed on the streets during the daylight Ahn, as a concession to the sensibilities of free women. |
| 68 | 228 | Some regard the camisk as more provocative than nudity. |
| 68 | 229 | To be sure, such things, given rulings in councils, shifts in mores, and such, change from time to time. |
| 68 | 230 | I refer, of course, in these remarks, to the common camisk, not the Turian camisk, which, however revealing, is generally considered less objectionable, more restrained, or refined. |
| 68 | 231 | The camisked girl in the cage, kneeling, holding to the bars, looked down at us, and called down to us. |