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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was not so much at first, however, that I recalled her upper facial features, as they would have appeared over the veil, if only because it had been very dark in the upper level when I had sought my space last night, as I recalled immediately, vividly, the appearance and positioning of her small hands. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #188)
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8 188 It was not so much at View more quotes about first">first, however, that I recalled her upper facial features, as they would have appeared over the veil, if only because it had been very dark in the upper level when I had sought my space last night, as I recalled immediately, vividly, the appearance and positioning of her small hands.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 185 She put her hands before her face, the strings of the sack looped twice now about her left wrist.
8 186 As she held her hands before her, rather to the bridge of the nose, they concealed the lower portions of her face, much as would a veil.
8 187 "Ah!" I said.
8 188 It was not so much at first, however, that I recalled her upper facial features, as they would have appeared over the veil, if only because it had been very dark in the upper level when I had sought my space last night, as I recalled immediately, vividly, the appearance and positioning of her small hands.
8 189 The small palms of them, with their delicate, extremely sensitive, exposed openness, faced outwards.
8 190 It was in this way that I first realized who she was.
8 191 During the night she had perhaps realized what she had done.
She put her hands before her face, the strings of the sack looped twice now about her left wrist. As she held her hands before her, rather to the bridge of the nose, they concealed the lower portions of her face, much as would a veil. "Ah!" I said. It was not so much at first, however, that I recalled her upper facial features, as they would have appeared over the veil, if only because it had been very dark in the upper level when I had sought my space last night, as I recalled immediately, vividly, the appearance and positioning of her small hands. The small palms of them, with their delicate, extremely sensitive, exposed openness, faced outwards. It was in this way that I first realized who she was. During the night she had perhaps realized what she had done. - (Renegades of Gor)