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Book 7. (1 results) Captive of Gor (Individual Quote)

His face was still the painted clown's face, but he had put aside his silly robes, the tufted hat. - (Captive of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #18)
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10 18 His View more quotes about face">face was still the painted clown's face, but he had put aside his silly robes, the tufted hat.

Book 7. (7 results) Captive of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 15 I took a breath, with difficulty.
10 16 Across the room, his back to me, bending over a shallow pan of water, with a towel about his neck, was a small man.
10 17 He turned to face me.
10 18 His face was still the painted clown's face, but he had put aside his silly robes, the tufted hat.
10 19 He wore a common Gorean male house tunic, rough and brown, with leggings, such as are sometimes worn by woodsmen, who work in brush.
10 20 "Good evening," he said.
10 21 I shuddered.
I took a breath, with difficulty. Across the room, his back to me, bending over a shallow pan of water, with a towel about his neck, was a small man. He turned to face me. His face was still the painted clown's face, but he had put aside his silly robes, the tufted hat. He wore a common Gorean male house tunic, rough and brown, with leggings, such as are sometimes worn by woodsmen, who work in brush. "Good evening," he said. I shuddered. - (Captive of Gor)