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| 19 | 398 | "In his country, and in View more quotes about mine">mine," said Grunt, "one might wear the breechclout and not be a man, and one might be a man and not wear it". |
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| 19 | 395 | "You do not wear the breechclout," said Canka. |
| 19 | 396 | "And these others, too, do not," he said, surveying Grunt and myself. |
| 19 | 397 | "A yard or two of cloth," I said, "does not determine manhood in my country". |
| 19 | 398 | "In his country, and in mine," said Grunt, "one might wear the breechclout and not be a man, and one might be a man and not wear it". |
| 19 | 399 | "That is apparently not the way of the Barrens," I said. |
| 19 | 400 | "Here, in your country, it seems all that matters is whether a certain garment is worn. |
| 19 | 401 | If that is the case, in your country, manhood is cheap, costing no more than the price of a strip of cloth". |