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Book 1. (1 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

Now the eyes of the daughter of the Ubar were blazing at me furiously from the narrow aperture in her veil. - (Tarnsman of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #183)
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6 183 Now the View more quotes about eyes">eyes of the daughter of the Ubar were blazing at me furiously from the narrow aperture in her veil.

Book 1. (7 results) Tarnsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 180 In the barbaric world of Gor, the Robes of Concealment are deemed necessary to protect the women from the binding fibers of roving tarnsmen.
6 181 Few warriors will risk their lives to capture a woman who may be as ugly as a tharlarion.
6 182 Better to steal slaves, where the guilt is less and the charms of the captive are more readily ascertainable in advance.
6 183 Now the eyes of the daughter of the Ubar were blazing at me furiously from the narrow aperture in her veil.
6 184 I noted that they were greenish in cast, fiery and untamed, the eyes of a Ubar's daughter, a girl accustomed to command men.
6 185 I also noted, though with considerably less pleasure, that the daughter of the Ubar was several inches taller than myself.
6 186 Indeed, her body seemed somehow to be out of proportion.
In the barbaric world of Gor, the Robes of Concealment are deemed necessary to protect the women from the binding fibers of roving tarnsmen. Few warriors will risk their lives to capture a woman who may be as ugly as a tharlarion. Better to steal slaves, where the guilt is less and the charms of the captive are more readily ascertainable in advance. Now the eyes of the daughter of the Ubar were blazing at me furiously from the narrow aperture in her veil. I noted that they were greenish in cast, fiery and untamed, the eyes of a Ubar's daughter, a girl accustomed to command men. I also noted, though with considerably less pleasure, that the daughter of the Ubar was several inches taller than myself. Indeed, her body seemed somehow to be out of proportion. - (Tarnsman of Gor)