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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Where the streets are wholly closed to traffic, even small wagons, there are often stations where, if one wishes, and can afford it, sedan chairs and palanquins, with bearers and attendants, may be rented. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 63, Sentence #102)
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63 102 Where the View more quotes about streets">streets are wholly closed to traffic, even small wagons, there are often stations where, if one wishes, and can afford it, sedan chairs and palanquins, with bearers and attendants, may be rented.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
63 99 The larger wagons would leave before light.
63 100 Heavy wagon traffic, as noted earlier, is not permitted during daylight hours.
63 101 This is in order to avoid congestion.
63 102 Where the streets are wholly closed to traffic, even small wagons, there are often stations where, if one wishes, and can afford it, sedan chairs and palanquins, with bearers and attendants, may be rented.
63 103 Richer individuals, naturally enough, usually supply their own resources in such matters.
63 104 Similarly, individuals with some official status, or official guests of the city, or such, may be furnished such conveniences at the expense of the state.
63 105 Most Goreans, as one would expect, move about on foot.
The larger wagons would leave before light. Heavy wagon traffic, as noted earlier, is not permitted during daylight hours. This is in order to avoid congestion. Where the streets are wholly closed to traffic, even small wagons, there are often stations where, if one wishes, and can afford it, sedan chairs and palanquins, with bearers and attendants, may be rented. Richer individuals, naturally enough, usually supply their own resources in such matters. Similarly, individuals with some official status, or official guests of the city, or such, may be furnished such conveniences at the expense of the state. Most Goreans, as one would expect, move about on foot. - (Plunder of Gor)