Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 80 | 172 | She may View more quotes about fear">fear to show it. |
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Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 80 | 169 | The Gorean slave tunic not only leaves little doubt about the sex of its occupant, but it proclaims it blatantly. |
| 80 | 170 | A free woman may be guarded with respect to her body. |
| 80 | 171 | She may even be embarrassed by it, or ashamed of it. |
| 80 | 172 | She may fear to show it. |
| 80 | 173 | Certainly she may conceal it. |
| 80 | 174 | How frightful if she were to be thought of in terms of it, her body, that embarrassing, troubling thing so appropriately concealed, rather than, say, in terms of her mind and personhood, or, perhaps, her clear, fine features, if her veil were to become disarranged, inadvertently. |
| 80 | 175 | But beneath those robes and veils her body is there, embarrassing and troubling or not, in all its loveliness, as though waiting for its exposure or disrobing. |
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The Gorean slave tunic not only leaves little doubt about the sex of its occupant, but it proclaims it blatantly.
A free woman may be guarded with respect to her body.
She may even be embarrassed by it, or ashamed of it.
She may fear to show it.
Certainly she may conceal it.
How frightful if she were to be thought of in terms of it, her body, that embarrassing, troubling thing so appropriately concealed, rather than, say, in terms of her mind and personhood, or, perhaps, her clear, fine features, if her veil were to become disarranged, inadvertently.
But beneath those robes and veils her body is there, embarrassing and troubling or not, in all its loveliness, as though waiting for its exposure or disrobing.
- (Kur of Gor)