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| 63 | 316 | It saves the soiling of tunics. |
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| 63 | 313 | The View more quotes about coffle">coffle is marched to the side of the road, on the dirt, the soft grass". |
| 63 | 314 | The girls in the coffle were, of course, stripped. |
| 63 | 315 | That is the common way women are moved in coffle. |
| 63 | 316 | It saves the soiling of tunics. |
| 63 | 317 | In this way, at the end of a journey, after the slaves are washed, brushed, combed, and such, they may, if the masters wish, be placed in fresh, well-pressed tunics. |
| 63 | 318 | Nudity in Gorean streets is rare, and usually reserved for a new slave, usually one who has recently been a free woman, or a slave being disciplined. |
| 63 | 319 | An interesting exception to this, sometimes encountered, is male laborers, free men, commonly of the lower castes, who might be engaged in heavy tasks. |