Book 11. (1 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Individual Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 26 | 221 | The youth of Earth have no home stone. |
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Book 11. (7 results) Slave Girl of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 26 | 218 | In this ceremony the home stone of the city is held by each young person and kissed. |
| 26 | 219 | Only then are the laurel wreath and the mantle of citizenship conferred. |
| 26 | 220 | This is a moment no young person of Ar forgets. |
| 26 | 221 | The youth of Earth have no home stone. |
| 26 | 222 | Citizenship, interestingly, in most Gorean cities is conferred only upon the coming of age, and only after certain examinations are passed. |
| 26 | 223 | Further, the youth of Gor, in most cities, must be vouched for by citizens of the city, not related in blood to him, and be questioned before a committee of citizens, intent upon determining his worthiness or lack thereof to take the home stone of the city as his own. |
| 26 | 224 | Citizenship in most Gorean communities is not something accrued in virtue of the accident of birth but earned by virtue of intent and application. |
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In this ceremony the home stone of the city is held by each young person and kissed.
Only then are the laurel wreath and the mantle of citizenship conferred.
This is a moment no young person of Ar forgets.
The youth of Earth have no home stone.
Citizenship, interestingly, in most Gorean cities is conferred only upon the coming of age, and only after certain examinations are passed.
Further, the youth of Gor, in most cities, must be vouched for by citizens of the city, not related in blood to him, and be questioned before a committee of citizens, intent upon determining his worthiness or lack thereof to take the home stone of the city as his own.
Citizenship in most Gorean communities is not something accrued in virtue of the accident of birth but earned by virtue of intent and application.
- (Slave Girl of Gor, Chapter 26)