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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

"When about," he said, "have recourse to the hood, keep your head down, walk bent over, perhaps you have been injured, be humble, be timid, do not meet the eyes of others, be Pani, be peasant, let me speak for us". - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #21)
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28 21 "When about," he said, "have recourse to the View more quotes about hood">hood, keep your head down, walk bent over, perhaps you have been injured, be humble, be timid, do not meet the eyes of others, be Pani, be peasant, let me speak for us".

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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28 18 "Does the noble one like his new clothing?" "I have seldom been as grateful for the gift of a few rags," I said.
28 19 "It is such things that peasants wear," he said.
28 20 "I am pleased," I said.
28 21 "When about," he said, "have recourse to the hood, keep your head down, walk bent over, perhaps you have been injured, be humble, be timid, do not meet the eyes of others, be Pani, be peasant, let me speak for us".
28 22 "I fear I am poorly disguised," I said.
28 23 "Be of good heart," he said.
28 24 "We trek alone, and, amongst others, keep much to ourselves.
"Does the noble one like his new clothing?" "I have seldom been as grateful for the gift of a few rags," I said. "It is such things that peasants wear," he said. "I am pleased," I said. "When about," he said, "have recourse to the hood, keep your head down, walk bent over, perhaps you have been injured, be humble, be timid, do not meet the eyes of others, be Pani, be peasant, let me speak for us". "I fear I am poorly disguised," I said. "Be of good heart," he said. "We trek alone, and, amongst others, keep much to ourselves. - (Rebels of Gor)