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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

"What is the meaning of this outrage!" demanded Lady Publia, squirming in the ropes. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #636)
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15 636 "What is the View more quotes about meaning">meaning of this outrage!" demanded Lady Publia, squirming in the ropes.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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15 633 Then she said, delightedly, touching the garment, "I have not worn clothes in days!" I smiled to myself.
15 634 I thought she might as well enjoy clothes, while she was permitted them.
15 635 "Now put on the veil, and wrap the cloth about your head, quickly," I said, "as she had them".
15 636 "What is the meaning of this outrage!" demanded Lady Publia, squirming in the ropes.
15 637 "That is very good," I said to Lady Claudia.
15 638 She, like Lady Publia, had dark brown eyes.
15 639 If one did not know Lady Publia personally, or if one did not know her all that well, I did not think there would be any difficulty in Lady Claudia's being taken for her.
Then she said, delightedly, touching the garment, "I have not worn clothes in days!" I smiled to myself. I thought she might as well enjoy clothes, while she was permitted them. "Now put on the veil, and wrap the cloth about your head, quickly," I said, "as she had them". "What is the meaning of this outrage!" demanded Lady Publia, squirming in the ropes. "That is very good," I said to Lady Claudia. She, like Lady Publia, had dark brown eyes. If one did not know Lady Publia personally, or if one did not know her all that well, I did not think there would be any difficulty in Lady Claudia's being taken for her. - (Renegades of Gor)