Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 46 | 294 | The View more quotes about portal">portal was now muchly open, for those who had crowded about seeking entrance, having learned of the dearth of paga, had, at least for the most part, departed, presumably intent on taking their custom elsewhere. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 46 | 291 | "I fear insurrection," said a taverner's man, he who had fetched the musicians. |
| 46 | 292 | "If it were in the streets, we could nail boards across the portal". |
| 46 | 293 | "Perhaps," said the czehar player, "you should do so anyway, to keep it from reaching the streets". |
| 46 | 294 | The portal was now muchly open, for those who had crowded about seeking entrance, having learned of the dearth of paga, had, at least for the most part, departed, presumably intent on taking their custom elsewhere. |
| 46 | 295 | Doubtless this was disconcerting to Ho-Tosk. |
| 46 | 296 | At that point, Addison Steele, and Florian, of the holding of Bosk of Port Kar, in casual street tunics, appeared in the threshold. |
| 46 | 297 | Both seemed surprised, at least momentarily, by what they had come upon. |
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"I fear insurrection," said a taverner's man, he who had fetched the musicians.
"If it were in the streets, we could nail boards across the portal".
"Perhaps," said the czehar player, "you should do so anyway, to keep it from reaching the streets".
The portal was now muchly open, for those who had crowded about seeking entrance, having learned of the dearth of paga, had, at least for the most part, departed, presumably intent on taking their custom elsewhere.
Doubtless this was disconcerting to Ho-Tosk.
At that point, Addison Steele, and Florian, of the holding of Bosk of Port Kar, in casual street tunics, appeared in the threshold.
Both seemed surprised, at least momentarily, by what they had come upon.
- (Quarry of Gor)