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| 37 | 134 | View more quotes about neither">Neither, of course, may be slipped. |
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| 37 | 131 | Indeed, as with necklaces, beads, and such, in general, it is their intent, one amongst several intents, of course, to bedeck and adorn, to embellish and ornament, to set off, and draw attention to, her loveliness, to make her even more beautiful. |
| 37 | 132 | The common Gorean slave collar for a woman is a flat band which fits closely about the neck. |
| 37 | 133 | Its major rival, particularly in the southern latitudes, is the Turian collar, which is rounded, and fits less closely. |
| 37 | 134 | Neither, of course, may be slipped. |
| 37 | 135 | Both lock. |
| 37 | 136 | The brands, too, the most common of which is the cursive kef, tend to be tiny, tasteful, and unobtrusive. |
| 37 | 137 | But they are there, visible, precise and unmistakable. |