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Book 20. (1 results) Players of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was for such a reason, if none other, that I would have kept her hooded nearer to Brundisium. - (Players of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #84)
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13 84 It was for such a reason, if View more quotes about none">none other, that I would have kept her hooded nearer to Brundisium.

Book 20. (7 results) Players of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 81 How furious and indignant, how outraged and shamed, she would have been to have learned that she had been looked upon without her knowledge, looked upon surreptitiously when her face was as bared as that of a slave.
13 82 To be sure, after her fall in favor, probably to the amusement of those who had been her former men, face veiling had been denied to her, at least, I assumed, until her return to Brundisium.
13 83 In this way, of course, there might actually have been several fellows here and there who, theoretically, if they had had the chance, might have recognized her.
13 84 It was for such a reason, if none other, that I would have kept her hooded nearer to Brundisium.
13 85 "And it was from the Lady Yanina, of course," said Flaminius, "that we learned of your presence with the troupe".
13 86 "Of course," I said.
13 87 "Our agent, now my man, reported that she looked well half naked, buckled to a target board".
How furious and indignant, how outraged and shamed, she would have been to have learned that she had been looked upon without her knowledge, looked upon surreptitiously when her face was as bared as that of a slave. To be sure, after her fall in favor, probably to the amusement of those who had been her former men, face veiling had been denied to her, at least, I assumed, until her return to Brundisium. In this way, of course, there might actually have been several fellows here and there who, theoretically, if they had had the chance, might have recognized her. It was for such a reason, if none other, that I would have kept her hooded nearer to Brundisium. "And it was from the Lady Yanina, of course," said Flaminius, "that we learned of your presence with the troupe". "Of course," I said. "Our agent, now my man, reported that she looked well half naked, buckled to a target board". - (Players of Gor)