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| 16 | 527 | View more quotes about usually">Usually they had been house garments, garden robes, veils, hose, subrobes, and such. |
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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. |