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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

"You must have been aware," I said, "that men, so provoked, would conjecture your lineaments, beneath those layered, brightly colored robes". - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #1464)
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3 1464 "You View more quotes about must">must have been aware," I said, "that men, so provoked, would conjecture your lineaments, beneath those layered, brightly colored robes".

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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3 1461 "You were not to look," she said.
3 1462 "Did I not chide you for your boldness?" "Poor males," I said, "to be so tormented".
3 1463 "And surely," she said, "once aware, I hastily restored the propriety of my habiliments".
3 1464 "You must have been aware," I said, "that men, so provoked, would conjecture your lineaments, beneath those layered, brightly colored robes".
3 1465 "No!" she said.
3 1466 "Truly?" I said.
3 1467 "You had your slaves," she said, angrily, "collared, face-stripped, with ill-concealed limbs.
"You were not to look," she said. "Did I not chide you for your boldness?" "Poor males," I said, "to be so tormented". "And surely," she said, "once aware, I hastily restored the propriety of my habiliments". "You must have been aware," I said, "that men, so provoked, would conjecture your lineaments, beneath those layered, brightly colored robes". "No!" she said. "Truly?" I said. "You had your slaves," she said, angrily, "collared, face-stripped, with ill-concealed limbs. - (Mariners of Gor)