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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

Miles of Vonda, of course, would not be likely to recognize her, for, hitherto, he would have seen her only in the robes of a free woman and heavily and modestly veiled. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #289)
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27 289 View more quotes about miles">Miles of Vonda, of course, would not be likely to recognize her, for, hitherto, he would have seen her only in the robes of a free woman and heavily and modestly veiled.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 286 "It is of no concern of yours," he said.
27 287 "Where is she who was your mistress?" "I do not know," I said.
27 288 The girl trembled.
27 289 Miles of Vonda, of course, would not be likely to recognize her, for, hitherto, he would have seen her only in the robes of a free woman and heavily and modestly veiled.
27 290 I did not think him likely to identify the lofty Lady Florence, a rich, high-born woman of Vonda, with the scantily-clad, exciting, punished girl who knelt chained as a slut beside me.
27 291 "Did she escape?" he asked.
27 292 "I think she escaped the brigands," I said.
"It is of no concern of yours," he said. "Where is she who was your mistress?" "I do not know," I said. The girl trembled. Miles of Vonda, of course, would not be likely to recognize her, for, hitherto, he would have seen her only in the robes of a free woman and heavily and modestly veiled. I did not think him likely to identify the lofty Lady Florence, a rich, high-born woman of Vonda, with the scantily-clad, exciting, punished girl who knelt chained as a slut beside me. "Did she escape?" he asked. "I think she escaped the brigands," I said. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)