Book 6. (1 results) Raiders of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 14 | 436 | It was now View more quotes about public">public to any who might care, even casually, to look upon it. |
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Book 6. (7 results) Raiders of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 14 | 433 | She, the proud Lady Vivina, then stood before me, held, helpless, face-stripped. |
| 14 | 434 | She shuddered, and, humiliated, wept with rage and shame. |
| 14 | 435 | Her face, running with tears, was now bared, as bared as that of a slave. |
| 14 | 436 | It was now public to any who might care, even casually, to look upon it. |
| 14 | 437 | To those of some cultures the significance of this may not be clear, but, without comment, let me remark that its effect in certain other cultures, such as that of Gor, is momentous. |
| 14 | 438 | On Gor there is an absolute and dreadful chasm separating the lofty, dignified free woman from the debased, degraded, meaningless female slave, who must strive to be pleasing to a master, who must serve eagerly, totally and unquestioningly. |
| 14 | 439 | And one of the symbols of this chasm is that female slaves are not permitted the veil. |
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She, the proud Lady Vivina, then stood before me, held, helpless, face-stripped.
She shuddered, and, humiliated, wept with rage and shame.
Her face, running with tears, was now bared, as bared as that of a slave.
It was now public to any who might care, even casually, to look upon it.
To those of some cultures the significance of this may not be clear, but, without comment, let me remark that its effect in certain other cultures, such as that of Gor, is momentous.
On Gor there is an absolute and dreadful chasm separating the lofty, dignified free woman from the debased, degraded, meaningless female slave, who must strive to be pleasing to a master, who must serve eagerly, totally and unquestioningly.
And one of the symbols of this chasm is that female slaves are not permitted the veil.
- (Raiders of Gor)