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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

The presence of a free woman on a ship, incidentally, causes some Gorean sailors uneasiness. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #111)
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8 111 The presence of a View more quotes about free">free woman on a ship, incidentally, causes some Gorean sailors uneasiness.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 108 I smiled.
8 109 Many Goreans regard the sight of a female slave as good luck.
8 110 Certainly, at the very least, they are joys to look upon.
8 111 The presence of a free woman on a ship, incidentally, causes some Gorean sailors uneasiness.
8 112 Indeed, some, superstitiously, and mistakenly, in my opinion, regard them as harbingers of ill fortune.
8 113 This is probably, from the objective point of view, a function of the dissension such a woman may produce, particularly on long voyages, and of the alterations in seamanship and conduct which can be attendant upon her presence on shipboard.
8 114 For example, knowing that a free woman is on board, and must be accommodated and protected, can adversely, whether it should or not, affect the decisions of a captain.
I smiled. Many Goreans regard the sight of a female slave as good luck. Certainly, at the very least, they are joys to look upon. The presence of a free woman on a ship, incidentally, causes some Gorean sailors uneasiness. Indeed, some, superstitiously, and mistakenly, in my opinion, regard them as harbingers of ill fortune. This is probably, from the objective point of view, a function of the dissension such a woman may produce, particularly on long voyages, and of the alterations in seamanship and conduct which can be attendant upon her presence on shipboard. For example, knowing that a free woman is on board, and must be accommodated and protected, can adversely, whether it should or not, affect the decisions of a captain. - (Guardsman of Gor)