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| 38 | 159 | In such regalia to be without View more quotes about clothing">clothing for the hands is much the same as being barefoot. |
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| 38 | 156 | "Many free woman," I said, "do not wear clothing on their hands". |
| 38 | 157 | "Particularly amongst the less affluent," he said. |
| 38 | 158 | "But she was in street robes, and consider their sumptuous nature. |
| 38 | 159 | In such regalia to be without clothing for the hands is much the same as being barefoot. |
| 38 | 160 | Her master did not want her to forget she was a slave". |
| 38 | 161 | "I see," I said, learning more of the subtleties of Gor. |
| 38 | 162 | One item in the cell of Dorna I neglected to mention. |