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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You see our garb," protested Chino. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #55)
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16 55 "You see our garb," protested View more quotes about chino">Chino.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 52 That role now, of course, was played by Boots's slave, "Lady Telitsia".
16 53 It was a reference which would be understood by Gorean audiences.
16 54 Too, of course, in this context, it was supposed to convey that Petrucchio regarded himself as a very clever fellow, certainly not one to be easily fooled.
16 55 "You see our garb," protested Chino.
16 56 "It is that of the cloth workers".
16 57 "Yes," insisted Lecchio.
16 58 "Hah!" cried Petrucchio, skeptically, but he rested the point of the great wooden sword on the platform, and, with one hand, beneath that long-nosed halfmask, he characteristically began to twirl one half of that huge, fearsome mustache.
That role now, of course, was played by Boots's slave, "Lady Telitsia". It was a reference which would be understood by Gorean audiences. Too, of course, in this context, it was supposed to convey that Petrucchio regarded himself as a very clever fellow, certainly not one to be easily fooled. "You see our garb," protested Chino. "It is that of the cloth workers". "Yes," insisted Lecchio. "Hah!" cried Petrucchio, skeptically, but he rested the point of the great wooden sword on the platform, and, with one hand, beneath that long-nosed halfmask, he characteristically began to twirl one half of that huge, fearsome mustache. - (Players of Gor)