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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You put it within your tunic," observed the slave, who had returned to first position. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 36, Sentence #196)
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36 196 "You put it within your View more quotes about tunic">tunic," observed the slave, who had returned to first position.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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36 193 "It is too large for my finger," said Cabot.
36 194 "I will put it on a string, about my neck".
36 195 The slave, unbidden, fetched a bit of cord, from which Cabot, with his knife, cut a strand of suitable length.
36 196 "You put it within your tunic," observed the slave, who had returned to first position.
36 197 "Yes," said Cabot, "in war, in certain lights, say, in moonlight, a glint on a buckle, a flash from an emblem, such things, might betray one's position".
36 198 She touched her collar, almost inadvertently.
36 199 "Yes," smiled Cabot, "more than one fugitive slave has been betrayed by so small a thing".
"It is too large for my finger," said Cabot. "I will put it on a string, about my neck". The slave, unbidden, fetched a bit of cord, from which Cabot, with his knife, cut a strand of suitable length. "You put it within your tunic," observed the slave, who had returned to first position. "Yes," said Cabot, "in war, in certain lights, say, in moonlight, a glint on a buckle, a flash from an emblem, such things, might betray one's position". She touched her collar, almost inadvertently. "Yes," smiled Cabot, "more than one fugitive slave has been betrayed by so small a thing". - (Kur of Gor)