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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

The stones of the pool's circular containing wall were cunningly fitted and bright with color, for the Pani have a finely developed aesthetic sense. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #4)
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24 4 The View more quotes about stones">stones of the pool's circular containing wall were cunningly fitted and bright with color, for the Pani have a finely developed aesthetic sense.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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24 1 The Stadium "I trust that you will not interfere," said Lord Yamada, pleasantly.
24 2 "Your Ashigaru will see to that," I said.
24 3 From where I was, in the stands, I could see both the platform of execution, far above and to my left, and the wide surface, some ten paces in width, of the deep, stone-encased pool of death eels.
24 4 The stones of the pool's circular containing wall were cunningly fitted and bright with color, for the Pani have a finely developed aesthetic sense.
24 5 The handle of a tool, a wooden hinge, a gatepost, the prow of a fisherman's humble craft, the threshold of a peasant's simple hut, may be models of carving.
24 6 Even the roofings and walls of their fortresses, structures betokening the dark needs and sober exigencies of fearful times, are graceful, and companions to their background, not intruders.
24 7 They are such as to be welcomed by the sky, the clouds, and mountains.
The Stadium "I trust that you will not interfere," said Lord Yamada, pleasantly. "Your Ashigaru will see to that," I said. From where I was, in the stands, I could see both the platform of execution, far above and to my left, and the wide surface, some ten paces in width, of the deep, stone-encased pool of death eels. The stones of the pool's circular containing wall were cunningly fitted and bright with color, for the Pani have a finely developed aesthetic sense. The handle of a tool, a wooden hinge, a gatepost, the prow of a fisherman's humble craft, the threshold of a peasant's simple hut, may be models of carving. Even the roofings and walls of their fortresses, structures betokening the dark needs and sober exigencies of fearful times, are graceful, and companions to their background, not intruders. They are such as to be welcomed by the sky, the clouds, and mountains. - (Rebels of Gor)