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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

What she did not understand was that there were traces in her own body which would continue to betray her origin, in particular, fillings in the teeth, and an inoculation scar on her upper left arm. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #82)
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6 82 What she did not View more quotes about understand">understand was that there were traces in her own body which would continue to betray her origin, in particular, fillings in the teeth, and an inoculation scar on her upper left arm.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 79 She determined to work zealously on her accent.
6 80 She sensed that it might be in her best interests, for some reason, to conceal her origins.
6 81 Perhaps there was something about her origins which might make her special on this world, at least to some, and special in a sense in which she might not care to be special.
6 82 What she did not understand was that there were traces in her own body which would continue to betray her origin, in particular, fillings in the teeth, and an inoculation scar on her upper left arm.
6 83 Too, of course, there were things which a native of this world would know, which she would not.
6 84 Shrewdly questioned, her ignorance would soon be apparent.
6 85 Too, though such things tend to be of no real consequence on this world, there would be, at least in this city, papers on her.
She determined to work zealously on her accent. She sensed that it might be in her best interests, for some reason, to conceal her origins. Perhaps there was something about her origins which might make her special on this world, at least to some, and special in a sense in which she might not care to be special. What she did not understand was that there were traces in her own body which would continue to betray her origin, in particular, fillings in the teeth, and an inoculation scar on her upper left arm. Too, of course, there were things which a native of this world would know, which she would not. Shrewdly questioned, her ignorance would soon be apparent. Too, though such things tend to be of no real consequence on this world, there would be, at least in this city, papers on her. - (Prize of Gor)