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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

In her freeing herself of the hood she had, too, bared her face. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #284)
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9 284 In her freeing View more quotes about herself">herself of the hood she had, too, bared her face.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 281 It cascaded behind her.
9 282 I remembered it that way from the house of Cernus, the first time I had seen her.
9 283 When I had seen her later in the house of Cernus, it had been much shorter, as, in the intervening time, he had had it shaved off, and then, later, it had regrown somewhat.
9 284 In her freeing herself of the hood she had, too, bared her face.
9 285 She, as the others, had not been separately veiled.
9 286 I well remembered the dark eyes of the Hinrabian, and the high cheekbones.
9 287 She then, gracefully, slipped the robe of the penitent back from her shoulders, letting it drop behind her.
It cascaded behind her. I remembered it that way from the house of Cernus, the first time I had seen her. When I had seen her later in the house of Cernus, it had been much shorter, as, in the intervening time, he had had it shaved off, and then, later, it had regrown somewhat. In her freeing herself of the hood she had, too, bared her face. She, as the others, had not been separately veiled. I well remembered the dark eyes of the Hinrabian, and the high cheekbones. She then, gracefully, slipped the robe of the penitent back from her shoulders, letting it drop behind her. - (Magicians of Gor)