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

The Pleasure Cylinder, as other subsidiary cylinders to the Steel World in question, those for sport, industry, and agriculture, is reached by an automated shuttle, which departs from and docks at predesignated portals. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #28)
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11 28 The View more quotes about pleasure">Pleasure Cylinder, as other subsidiary cylinders to the Steel World in question, those for sport, industry, and agriculture, is reached by an automated shuttle, which departs from and docks at predesignated portals.

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

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11 25 "The men about," said Cabot, looking about the tables, "seem in good spirits".
11 26 "Most are drunk," said Peisistratus.
11 27 "They would rather be on Gor".
11 28 The Pleasure Cylinder, as other subsidiary cylinders to the Steel World in question, those for sport, industry, and agriculture, is reached by an automated shuttle, which departs from and docks at predesignated portals.
11 29 Entrance to the shuttle and departure from it is by means of a system of locks.
11 30 In this fashion the occupants, or passengers, never exposed to the rigors and perils of a near vacuum, need not concern themselves with complex suiting, reaction devices, safety lines, and such.
11 31 If one could conceive of swimming without water, so to speak, that gives a sense of movement within the shuttle, while it is in flight.
"The men about," said Cabot, looking about the tables, "seem in good spirits". "Most are drunk," said Peisistratus. "They would rather be on Gor". The Pleasure Cylinder, as other subsidiary cylinders to the Steel World in question, those for sport, industry, and agriculture, is reached by an automated shuttle, which departs from and docks at predesignated portals. Entrance to the shuttle and departure from it is by means of a system of locks. In this fashion the occupants, or passengers, never exposed to the rigors and perils of a near vacuum, need not concern themselves with complex suiting, reaction devices, safety lines, and such. If one could conceive of swimming without water, so to speak, that gives a sense of movement within the shuttle, while it is in flight. - (Kur of Gor)