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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

He had arrived later even than I, and was still soaking in one of the first tubs, indeed, that which was most convenient to the entrance through the latticework. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #71)
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4 71 He had arrived View more quotes about later">later even than I, and was still soaking in one of the first tubs, indeed, that which was most convenient to the entrance through the latticework.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 68 He hung his blade, and the pouch, on one of the tub hooks.
4 69 "What are you doing?" asked a fellow.
4 70 He was the only other in the room who was actually utilizing a tub.
4 71 He had arrived later even than I, and was still soaking in one of the first tubs, indeed, that which was most convenient to the entrance through the latticework.
4 72 I myself, in my choice of a first tub had, and, indeed, of the second, as well, in which I now reclined, taken those farthest from the entrance.
4 73 In that way I would have the longest reaction interval possible between someone's entry and their possible arrival in my vicinity.
4 74 "I take the first of the first tubs," said the fellow.
He hung his blade, and the pouch, on one of the tub hooks. "What are you doing?" asked a fellow. He was the only other in the room who was actually utilizing a tub. He had arrived later even than I, and was still soaking in one of the first tubs, indeed, that which was most convenient to the entrance through the latticework. I myself, in my choice of a first tub had, and, indeed, of the second, as well, in which I now reclined, taken those farthest from the entrance. In that way I would have the longest reaction interval possible between someone's entry and their possible arrival in my vicinity. "I take the first of the first tubs," said the fellow. - (Renegades of Gor)