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Book 30. (1 results) Mariners of Gor (Individual Quote)

One could not see his face well in the half-darkness, but the reddish outline marked his place. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #47)
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1 47 One could not see his View more quotes about face">face well in the half-darkness, but the reddish outline marked his place.

Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)

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1 44 Her patronage was mostly that of ruffians, mariners between voyages, their coins now mostly spent, left in the higher taverns, drifters, wanderers, peddlers, exiles, some mercenaries, willing to unsheathe their blades for a bit of silver, or a fight.
1 45 The stranger sat cross-legged at one of the small tables.
1 46 Several were gathered about him.
1 47 One could not see his face well in the half-darkness, but the reddish outline marked his place.
1 48 Most of those about him were muchly in darkness.
1 49 Some held cups of paga.
1 50 The trenchers had been gathered in, and the kaissa boards had been folded and put away, the red and yellow pieces in two shallow drawers, fixed in the board, one on each side, one for each color.
Her patronage was mostly that of ruffians, mariners between voyages, their coins now mostly spent, left in the higher taverns, drifters, wanderers, peddlers, exiles, some mercenaries, willing to unsheathe their blades for a bit of silver, or a fight. The stranger sat cross-legged at one of the small tables. Several were gathered about him. One could not see his face well in the half-darkness, but the reddish outline marked his place. Most of those about him were muchly in darkness. Some held cups of paga. The trenchers had been gathered in, and the kaissa boards had been folded and put away, the red and yellow pieces in two shallow drawers, fixed in the board, one on each side, one for each color. - (Mariners of Gor)