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Book 5. (1 results) Assassin of Gor (Individual Quote)

For this mission, he had permitted his hair to grow. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #589)
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5 589 For this mission, he had permitted his hair to grow.

Book 5. (7 results) Assassin of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 586 Surely there had been scandalized mention of her in circles even as august as that of the High Council of the City.
5 587 My own father, Administrator of the City, seemed unnerved by her.
5 588 But, long before such a revolution might have been successfully achieved, Al-Ka, from the Nest, arrived in the city.
5 589 For this mission, he had permitted his hair to grow.
5 590 I almost did not recognize him, for the humans in the Nest commonly, both men and women, though not now always, shave themselves completely, in accord with traditional practices of sanitation in the Nest.
5 591 The hair caused him no little agitation, and he must have washed it several times in the day he was with us.
5 592 Elizabeth was much amused by the forged slave papers prepared for her, giving in detail an account of her capture and exchanges, complete with endorsements and copies of bills of sale.
Surely there had been scandalized mention of her in circles even as august as that of the High Council of the City. My own father, Administrator of the City, seemed unnerved by her. But, long before such a revolution might have been successfully achieved, Al-Ka, from the Nest, arrived in the city. For this mission, he had permitted his hair to grow. I almost did not recognize him, for the humans in the Nest commonly, both men and women, though not now always, shave themselves completely, in accord with traditional practices of sanitation in the Nest. The hair caused him no little agitation, and he must have washed it several times in the day he was with us. Elizabeth was much amused by the forged slave papers prepared for her, giving in detail an account of her capture and exchanges, complete with endorsements and copies of bills of sale. - (Assassin of Gor, Chapter 5)