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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

Their faces were concealed in the folds of their garments, which had been drawn over their heads in the manner of a hood. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #46)
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8 46 Their faces were concealed in the folds of their View more quotes about garments">garments, which had been drawn over their heads in the manner of a hood.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 43 If a sale had been made, the steward would take a number of pierced coins, threaded on a string hung about his left shoulder, hand them to the vendor, pick up his article and depart.
8 44 When words were exchanged, they were whispered and curt.
8 45 As I left the marketplace, I noted two men, furtive, round-shouldered in their nondescript gray robes, who followed me.
8 46 Their faces were concealed in the folds of their garments, which had been drawn over their heads in the manner of a hood.
8 47 Spies, I thought.
8 48 It was an intelligent precaution for Tharna to take, to keep an eye on the stranger, lest her hospitality be abused.
8 49 I made no effort to elude their surveillance, for that might perhaps have been interpreted as a breach of etiquette on my part, perhaps even a confession of villainous intent.
If a sale had been made, the steward would take a number of pierced coins, threaded on a string hung about his left shoulder, hand them to the vendor, pick up his article and depart. When words were exchanged, they were whispered and curt. As I left the marketplace, I noted two men, furtive, round-shouldered in their nondescript gray robes, who followed me. Their faces were concealed in the folds of their garments, which had been drawn over their heads in the manner of a hood. Spies, I thought. It was an intelligent precaution for Tharna to take, to keep an eye on the stranger, lest her hospitality be abused. I made no effort to elude their surveillance, for that might perhaps have been interpreted as a breach of etiquette on my part, perhaps even a confession of villainous intent. - (Outlaw of Gor)