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

The contrast between the robes of concealment and her present revelatory vestiture, more suitable for a property girl, must be particularly, and shockingly, dramatic to her, who knew her own antecedents and station. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #281)
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8 281 The contrast between the View more quotes about robes">robes of concealment and her present revelatory vestiture, more suitable for a property girl, must be particularly, and shockingly, dramatic to her, who knew her own antecedents and station.

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

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8 278 Yet she had herself arranged it so.
8 279 She was extremely white-skinned.
8 280 Doubtless this was in major part because she was very lightly complexioned genetically, but it was, too, in part, doubtless, because she would have commonly worn the ornate, heavy, stiff, cumbersome robes of concealment affected by most well-to-do Gorean women.
8 281 The contrast between the robes of concealment and her present revelatory vestiture, more suitable for a property girl, must be particularly, and shockingly, dramatic to her, who knew her own antecedents and station.
8 282 She must now be experiencing a wealth of new sensations, for example, kneeling on damp stone, and feeling the air upon her body.
8 283 I looked into the tarncot.
8 284 The tarn was finished feeding now, and was being watered.
Yet she had herself arranged it so. She was extremely white-skinned. Doubtless this was in major part because she was very lightly complexioned genetically, but it was, too, in part, doubtless, because she would have commonly worn the ornate, heavy, stiff, cumbersome robes of concealment affected by most well-to-do Gorean women. The contrast between the robes of concealment and her present revelatory vestiture, more suitable for a property girl, must be particularly, and shockingly, dramatic to her, who knew her own antecedents and station. She must now be experiencing a wealth of new sensations, for example, kneeling on damp stone, and feeling the air upon her body. I looked into the tarncot. The tarn was finished feeding now, and was being watered. - (Renegades of Gor)