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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

For example, it is understood that free women are not permitted in paga taverns. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #964)
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1 964 For example, it is understood that free women are not permitted in paga taverns.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 961 And there are, of course, slavers, who specialize in these matters, and brigands, and bands of brigands, who frequently engage in these activities.
1 962 Travel between cities is usually accomplished in caravans, which affords some protection, both to goods, and females.
1 963 Goreans, as Kurii, have their senses of propriety, and what is to be permitted and what is not to be permitted.
1 964 For example, it is understood that free women are not permitted in paga taverns.
1 965 Some, however, curious, or bold, or such, disguise themselves as boys, or even as slaves, and dare to enter such forbidden precincts.
1 966 If they are discovered, they are not unoften enslaved.
1 967 If they would be in such a tavern, let them be so appropriately, bringing paga to the tables and serving in the alcoves, in their own collars, locked on their necks, slaves.
And there are, of course, slavers, who specialize in these matters, and brigands, and bands of brigands, who frequently engage in these activities. Travel between cities is usually accomplished in caravans, which affords some protection, both to goods, and females. Goreans, as Kurii, have their senses of propriety, and what is to be permitted and what is not to be permitted. For example, it is understood that free women are not permitted in paga taverns. Some, however, curious, or bold, or such, disguise themselves as boys, or even as slaves, and dare to enter such forbidden precincts. If they are discovered, they are not unoften enslaved. If they would be in such a tavern, let them be so appropriately, bringing paga to the tables and serving in the alcoves, in their own collars, locked on their necks, slaves. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 1)