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Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

Even Gorean women of high caste, who are commonly robed and veiled in public, do not regard bodies as shameful. - (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #157)
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18 157 Even View more quotes about gorean">Gorean women of high caste, who are commonly robed and veiled in public, do not regard bodies as shameful.

Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 154 For example, it is not unknown for Gorean laborers, if engaged in heavy work on hot days, and so on, to work nude.
18 155 Most people do not think much about this, one way or another.
18 156 The human body, on Gor, is not regarded as shameful.
18 157 Even Gorean women of high caste, who are commonly robed and veiled in public, do not regard bodies as shameful.
18 158 That would be absurd for a Gorean.
18 159 They do, however, usually, regard their bodies as special and provocative, and exquisitely private, and certainly not for public viewing.
18 160 The Gorean free woman then does not think of her body as something to be hidden for reasons of shame but as something to be hidden for reasons of propriety.
For example, it is not unknown for Gorean laborers, if engaged in heavy work on hot days, and so on, to work nude. Most people do not think much about this, one way or another. The human body, on Gor, is not regarded as shameful. Even Gorean women of high caste, who are commonly robed and veiled in public, do not regard bodies as shameful. That would be absurd for a Gorean. They do, however, usually, regard their bodies as special and provocative, and exquisitely private, and certainly not for public viewing. The Gorean free woman then does not think of her body as something to be hidden for reasons of shame but as something to be hidden for reasons of propriety. - (Swordsmen of Gor)