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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"Doubtless," said Peisistratus, "you prefer the outside". - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #8)
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9 8 "View more quotes about doubtless">Doubtless," said Peisistratus, "you prefer the outside".

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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9 5 These led, severally, to other passageways and, in some instances, to apartments, some with several rooms.
9 6 Much of the food in the various valleys was prepared centrally, so to speak, and eaten at common tables.
9 7 There were, however, pantries with supplies, and cooking gear, in many of these apartments, which might be utilized when desired.
9 8 "Doubtless," said Peisistratus, "you prefer the outside".
9 9 "Yes," said Cabot.
9 10 For example, the small, villa-like dwelling which had been set aside for him, of some four rooms, on the side of a hill, with a veranda, was open, light, and airy.
9 11 It was, of course, the sort of place that would better suit a human than at least most Kurii, who might have felt it too open, too insecure, too exposed to attack.
These led, severally, to other passageways and, in some instances, to apartments, some with several rooms. Much of the food in the various valleys was prepared centrally, so to speak, and eaten at common tables. There were, however, pantries with supplies, and cooking gear, in many of these apartments, which might be utilized when desired. "Doubtless," said Peisistratus, "you prefer the outside". "Yes," said Cabot. For example, the small, villa-like dwelling which had been set aside for him, of some four rooms, on the side of a hill, with a veranda, was open, light, and airy. It was, of course, the sort of place that would better suit a human than at least most Kurii, who might have felt it too open, too insecure, too exposed to attack. - (Kur of Gor)