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

The rectangular, sliding panel on the Venna keeping area, above, which opened from the narrow, third port corridor, was fastened shut. - (Mariners of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #106)
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7 106 The rectangular, sliding panel on the View more quotes about venna">Venna keeping area, above, which opened from the narrow, third port corridor, was fastened shut.

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

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7 103 Accordingly, I surmised that she might be in the keeping area above, that on the Venna deck.
7 104 I did not know.
7 105 It would turn out she was indeed housed in the Kasra area, but it was difficult to make determinations, given the paucity of light, from some two lamps, in that area.
7 106 The rectangular, sliding panel on the Venna keeping area, above, which opened from the narrow, third port corridor, was fastened shut.
7 107 It could be opened only by forcing it, and I speculated that that would be dangerous to do.
7 108 The contents of the keeping area on the Venna deck were apparently not to be looked upon with impunity.
7 109 I did not know why that would be, unless they were unusually beautiful, or some of them, at least, were in some way special, perhaps being reserved for particular masters at the voyage's end.
Accordingly, I surmised that she might be in the keeping area above, that on the Venna deck. I did not know. It would turn out she was indeed housed in the Kasra area, but it was difficult to make determinations, given the paucity of light, from some two lamps, in that area. The rectangular, sliding panel on the Venna keeping area, above, which opened from the narrow, third port corridor, was fastened shut. It could be opened only by forcing it, and I speculated that that would be dangerous to do. The contents of the keeping area on the Venna deck were apparently not to be looked upon with impunity. I did not know why that would be, unless they were unusually beautiful, or some of them, at least, were in some way special, perhaps being reserved for particular masters at the voyage's end. - (Mariners of Gor)