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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

This has to do not only with matters of propriety, enshrined in Gorean custom, but also with common-sense security measures. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #190)
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8 190 This has to do not only with View more quotes about matters">matters of propriety, enshrined in Gorean custom, but also with common-sense security measures.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 187 One may usually hire a lad from the district to direct one to particular points.
8 188 Similarly, of course, one may make inquiries of fellows in the area.
8 189 In such inquiries, the male will normally speak to a male, and the female to a female.
8 190 This has to do not only with matters of propriety, enshrined in Gorean custom, but also with common-sense security measures.
8 191 For example, a woman would not wish to seem forward, nor, in effect, to be calling herself to the attention of a strange male, which can be dangerous on Gor, and a woman, a free woman, might be well advised not to respond to the accostings of a strange male.
8 192 He might even be a slaver or a slaver's man, interested in seeing if she has a pleasing voice, one suitable for a slave.
8 193 Similarly if she responds to a strange male this may be taken as evidence that she is eager to please a man and obey, two attributes which suggest her readiness, even immediately, for his collar.
One may usually hire a lad from the district to direct one to particular points. Similarly, of course, one may make inquiries of fellows in the area. In such inquiries, the male will normally speak to a male, and the female to a female. This has to do not only with matters of propriety, enshrined in Gorean custom, but also with common-sense security measures. For example, a woman would not wish to seem forward, nor, in effect, to be calling herself to the attention of a strange male, which can be dangerous on Gor, and a woman, a free woman, might be well advised not to respond to the accostings of a strange male. He might even be a slaver or a slaver's man, interested in seeing if she has a pleasing voice, one suitable for a slave. Similarly if she responds to a strange male this may be taken as evidence that she is eager to please a man and obey, two attributes which suggest her readiness, even immediately, for his collar. - (Magicians of Gor)