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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

The note of this bell, which is bright and clear, is easily distinguished from those of the degrading, sensual bells of the slave. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #214)
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2 214 The View more quotes about note">note of this bell, which is bright and clear, is easily distinguished from those of the degrading, sensual bells of the slave.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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2 211 Some fasten their own ankles together with silken thongs.
2 212 Some dare even the chain, though they retain its key.
2 213 Free girls, not yet companions, but of an age appropriate for the companionship, sometimes signal their availability to possible swains by belling their left ankles with a single "virgin bell".
2 214 The note of this bell, which is bright and clear, is easily distinguished from those of the degrading, sensual bells of the slave.
2 215 Sometimes free girls, two or more of them, as a girlish lark, obtain slave bells and, chaining their ankles, dress themselves in their haiks and go about the city.
2 216 Sometimes their girlish amusement does not turn out as they expect.
2 217 Sometimes they find themselves being sold in markets at obscure oases.
Some fasten their own ankles together with silken thongs. Some dare even the chain, though they retain its key. Free girls, not yet companions, but of an age appropriate for the companionship, sometimes signal their availability to possible swains by belling their left ankles with a single "virgin bell". The note of this bell, which is bright and clear, is easily distinguished from those of the degrading, sensual bells of the slave. Sometimes free girls, two or more of them, as a girlish lark, obtain slave bells and, chaining their ankles, dress themselves in their haiks and go about the city. Sometimes their girlish amusement does not turn out as they expect. Sometimes they find themselves being sold in markets at obscure oases. - (Tribesmen of Gor)