Book 29. (1 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 38 | 375 | To an outsider, one View more quotes about unfamiliar">unfamiliar with such things, I suppose that our cabins would have seemed miserably tiny and cramped, but space is usually precious on a ship, even a large ship. |
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Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 38 | 372 | Officers and crew often slept on the deck, under the stars, or at the side of the ship, on land, if it were beached at night. |
| 38 | 373 | The holds were not pleasant. |
| 38 | 374 | Slaves often petitioned, most piteously, to be permitted on deck, though it be but to be chained to a stanchion, or caged. |
| 38 | 375 | To an outsider, one unfamiliar with such things, I suppose that our cabins would have seemed miserably tiny and cramped, but space is usually precious on a ship, even a large ship. |
| 38 | 376 | And to me, if not to Pertinax, as I suggested, it was something of a luxury to have a cabin, at all. |
| 38 | 377 | I was well pleased. |
| 38 | 378 | There was a single berth in the low-ceilinged cabin, on the left, as one entered. |
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Officers and crew often slept on the deck, under the stars, or at the side of the ship, on land, if it were beached at night.
The holds were not pleasant.
Slaves often petitioned, most piteously, to be permitted on deck, though it be but to be chained to a stanchion, or caged.
To an outsider, one unfamiliar with such things, I suppose that our cabins would have seemed miserably tiny and cramped, but space is usually precious on a ship, even a large ship.
And to me, if not to Pertinax, as I suggested, it was something of a luxury to have a cabin, at all.
I was well pleased.
There was a single berth in the low-ceilinged cabin, on the left, as one entered.
- (Swordsmen of Gor)