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

I now removed the outer garments of the Ashigaru. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 49, Sentence #77)
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49 77 I now View more quotes about removed">removed the outer garments of the Ashigaru.

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

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49 74 I was satisfied, given the blows he had sustained, particularly the second, that he would be unconscious for some time.
49 75 It was the first time, incidentally, that I had discovered a use for the Pani pillow.
49 76 It served nicely as a club.
49 77 I now removed the outer garments of the Ashigaru.
49 78 I was under no delusion that I might be mistaken for an Ashigaru at close range, by either barbarians or Pani, but the case might be otherwise at a distance, and in ill-lit corridors.
49 79 More importantly, considering my plan, I hoped that, in a certain situation, I might be identified as an Ashigaru simply on the basis of my garmenture.
49 80 When one is unfamiliar with a life form, or disinterested in a life form, one is unlikely to be particularly discriminating where individuals of that life form are concerned.
I was satisfied, given the blows he had sustained, particularly the second, that he would be unconscious for some time. It was the first time, incidentally, that I had discovered a use for the Pani pillow. It served nicely as a club. I now removed the outer garments of the Ashigaru. I was under no delusion that I might be mistaken for an Ashigaru at close range, by either barbarians or Pani, but the case might be otherwise at a distance, and in ill-lit corridors. More importantly, considering my plan, I hoped that, in a certain situation, I might be identified as an Ashigaru simply on the basis of my garmenture. When one is unfamiliar with a life form, or disinterested in a life form, one is unlikely to be particularly discriminating where individuals of that life form are concerned. - (Rebels of Gor)