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| 2 | 890 | The booth was the only one furnished by the View more quotes about house">house of Vart, once Publius Quintus of Ar, a minor slaver in Port Kar. |
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| 2 | 887 | Any normal business, I supposed, would have been conducted in more normal fashions. |
| 2 | 888 | I brushed aside the curtain and entered the booth, permitting the curtain, not much drawn on its rings, to fall shut behind me. |
| 2 | 889 | A small tharlarion-oil lamp lit the interior of the booth, but not well. |
| 2 | 890 | The booth was the only one furnished by the house of Vart, once Publius Quintus of Ar, a minor slaver in Port Kar. |
| 2 | 891 | I had not seen him around outside. |
| 2 | 892 | I wondered why the booth was closed. |
| 2 | 893 | He had perhaps rented the space to someone for an Ahn or so. |