garmenture

• “Her blouses are always open at the throat, disclosing one of her choicest assets, the muscular, adequate neck, with its fine-textured garmenture of skin.”

  CHAPTER XX

• “And, for Jerry, most delightful of all, there was the gurgle and plash of a brooklet that pursued its invisible way over mossy stones under a garmenture of tender and delicate ferns.”

  CHAPTER XIII

• “That's what she did, repeated it word for word, and I forgot the tang, for it was solemn, a declaration of religion – pagan, if you will; and clothed in the living garmenture of herself.”

  The Night-Born

• “And in the garmenture of female slaves, even in spite of its customary scandalous brevity, nether shielding is almost never provided.”

  Magicians of Gor

• “That the female is a slave is far more important than her garmenture, pleasant as that may be, dressing her in one manner or another for your pleasure, for example.”

  Magicians of Gor

• “This was to be followed by legislation encouraging, and then apparently to later require, more modest garmenture for slaves.”

  Magicians of Gor

• “The garmenture of the state slave, that of a girl owned by the city itself, some time ago, had been brief, sleeveless and gray, slashed to the waist.”

  Magicians of Gor

• “In a moment then, our armbands removed, and certain adjustments effected in our garmenture, we thrust through the crowd.”

  Magicians of Gor

• “Currently, however, the garmenture of the state slaves, as one might have expected, given the defeat of Ar and the hegemony of Cos, had been considerably altered.”

  Magicians of Gor

• “In a moment then, our armbands removed, and certain adjustments effected in our garmenture, we thrust through the crowd. “Unhand him! ” I cried.”

  Magicians of Gor

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