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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Barbarians, such as you," said another, "are even easier to detect, apart from the marks often placed on your upper arm, or the tiny bits of metal often found in your teeth. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #489)
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7 489 "View more quotes about barbarians">Barbarians, such as you," said another, "are even easier to detect, apart from the marks often placed on your upper arm, or the tiny bits of metal often found in your teeth.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 486 "But one can tell a slave by such things," said another.
7 487 "Sometimes guardsmen do so," said another, uneasily.
7 488 "Sometimes they simply command a woman to walk before them, back and forth, and thus detect the slave, even within the robes of a free woman".
7 489 "Barbarians, such as you," said another, "are even easier to detect, apart from the marks often placed on your upper arm, or the tiny bits of metal often found in your teeth.
7 490 You do not know the drapings, the foldings, the layerings, and fastenings of the robes of concealment, the arrangement of the veils, and such".
7 491 "There is much more to such things than the donning of a tunic or a camisk," said one of the instructresses.
7 492 "Does Mistress know of such things?" I asked.
"But one can tell a slave by such things," said another. "Sometimes guardsmen do so," said another, uneasily. "Sometimes they simply command a woman to walk before them, back and forth, and thus detect the slave, even within the robes of a free woman". "Barbarians, such as you," said another, "are even easier to detect, apart from the marks often placed on your upper arm, or the tiny bits of metal often found in your teeth. You do not know the drapings, the foldings, the layerings, and fastenings of the robes of concealment, the arrangement of the veils, and such". "There is much more to such things than the donning of a tunic or a camisk," said one of the instructresses. "Does Mistress know of such things?" I asked. - (Conspirators of Gor)