Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 46 | 598 | Constanzia and I had attracted View more quotes about attention">attention in Treve, even in common tunics. |
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Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 595 | "Should I don this cloak, Master?" I asked. |
| 46 | 596 | I did not think he would march me in the streets naked. |
| 46 | 597 | Without wishing to sound vain, I thought, genuinely, I might attract attention. |
| 46 | 598 | Constanzia and I had attracted attention in Treve, even in common tunics. |
| 46 | 599 | I did not doubt but what the Lady Ilene, who was now quite likely to be a slave, would have as well. |
| 46 | 600 | I had referred to the cloak which lay to the side, the smaller of the two cloaks, that which was not his, that which had earlier been put about me by the first of the two captors. |
| 46 | 601 | It was a woman's cloak. |
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"Should I don this cloak, Master?" I asked.
I did not think he would march me in the streets naked.
Without wishing to sound vain, I thought, genuinely, I might attract attention.
Constanzia and I had attracted attention in Treve, even in common tunics.
I did not doubt but what the Lady Ilene, who was now quite likely to be a slave, would have as well.
I had referred to the cloak which lay to the side, the smaller of the two cloaks, that which was not his, that which had earlier been put about me by the first of the two captors.
It was a woman's cloak.
- (Witness of Gor)