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

The Lady Bina, perhaps in her vanity, or perhaps because she was not natively Gorean, was often careless in her veiling. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #946)
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18 946 The View more quotes about lady">Lady Bina, perhaps in her vanity, or perhaps because she was not natively Gorean, was often careless in her veiling.

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

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18 943 "And she is a she-tarsk, is she not?" asked Trachinos.
18 944 "Not at all," said Astrinax.
18 945 "She is thought to be marvelously, extraordinarily beautiful".
18 946 The Lady Bina, perhaps in her vanity, or perhaps because she was not natively Gorean, was often careless in her veiling.
18 947 I recalled that from as long ago as the Tarsk Market.
18 948 Too, like many beautiful free women, I suspect she enjoyed seeing her effect on men.
18 949 Certainly I, on my former world, before I was collared, had very much enjoyed that sort of thing, a form of amusing play, exciting boys and men and leading them on, and then, when well reassured of my attractiveness, pretending to dismay or annoyance, putting them from me, dismissing them.
"And she is a she-tarsk, is she not?" asked Trachinos. "Not at all," said Astrinax. "She is thought to be marvelously, extraordinarily beautiful". The Lady Bina, perhaps in her vanity, or perhaps because she was not natively Gorean, was often careless in her veiling. I recalled that from as long ago as the Tarsk Market. Too, like many beautiful free women, I suspect she enjoyed seeing her effect on men. Certainly I, on my former world, before I was collared, had very much enjoyed that sort of thing, a form of amusing play, exciting boys and men and leading them on, and then, when well reassured of my attractiveness, pretending to dismay or annoyance, putting them from me, dismissing them. - (Conspirators of Gor)