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| 10 | 633 | If one has no View more quotes about obvious">obvious means of support suspicion is aroused. |
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| 10 | 630 | To be sure, the Lady Bina did insist on raiment befitting a free woman of station. |
| 10 | 631 | But the beast would seldom let her out at night, and, when he did, he was often in the vicinity, beside her, or following, sometimes lightly, stealthily, watchful, on the adjacent roofs. |
| 10 | 632 | Goreans tend to be curious as to whence one's income is derived. |
| 10 | 633 | If one has no obvious means of support suspicion is aroused. |
| 10 | 634 | Few would suspect that the Lady Bina might have at her disposal a cache of rubies, or similar stones. |
| 10 | 635 | And it would be well that such suspicions were not entertained, lest they provoke the interest of the unscrupulously acquisitive. |
| 10 | 636 | Indeed, I was not sure what resources the Lady Bina and the beast retained. |