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

Usually they had been house garments, garden robes, veils, hose, subrobes, and such. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #527)
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16 527 View more quotes about usually">Usually they had been house garments, garden robes, veils, hose, subrobes, and such.

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

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16 524 They were not chained naked on a cement shelf, eyes half closed against the glaring sunlight.
16 525 What they are wearing, she thought, those must be the Robes of Concealment.
16 526 Whereas in the laundry she and the others had often washed garments of free women, those garments had seldom been the cumbersome Robes of Concealment.
16 527 Usually they had been house garments, garden robes, veils, hose, subrobes, and such.
16 528 She had washed street himations frequently enough, however, of the sort which were sometimes worn by free women, particularly those of the lower-castes.
16 529 The street himation is far less bulky and protective than the usual Robes of Concealment, less stiffness, less brocade, less embroidery and such.
16 530 It is, of course, almost always combined with the veil.
They were not chained naked on a cement shelf, eyes half closed against the glaring sunlight. What they are wearing, she thought, those must be the Robes of Concealment. Whereas in the laundry she and the others had often washed garments of free women, those garments had seldom been the cumbersome Robes of Concealment. Usually they had been house garments, garden robes, veils, hose, subrobes, and such. She had washed street himations frequently enough, however, of the sort which were sometimes worn by free women, particularly those of the lower-castes. The street himation is far less bulky and protective than the usual Robes of Concealment, less stiffness, less brocade, less embroidery and such. It is, of course, almost always combined with the veil. - (Prize of Gor)