Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 223 | I View more quotes about suddenly">suddenly understood, or thought I understood, the rationale for the hooding. |
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Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 24 | 220 | "Why were they hooded, anyway?" asked another fellow, scrutinizing the passing coffle. |
| 24 | 221 | "Pani are strange," said a man. |
| 24 | 222 | "It was a Pani madness". |
| 24 | 223 | I suddenly understood, or thought I understood, the rationale for the hooding. |
| 24 | 224 | It was truly important to hood one slave only, the former Talena, of Ar. |
| 24 | 225 | I had recognized her, to my astonishment, in the private area within the Venna keeping area. |
| 24 | 226 | To hood several was merely to suggest that any particular one was not of paramount importance. |
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"Why were they hooded, anyway?" asked another fellow, scrutinizing the passing coffle.
"Pani are strange," said a man.
"It was a Pani madness".
I suddenly understood, or thought I understood, the rationale for the hooding.
It was truly important to hood one slave only, the former Talena, of Ar.
I had recognized her, to my astonishment, in the private area within the Venna keeping area.
To hood several was merely to suggest that any particular one was not of paramount importance.
- (Mariners of Gor)