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Book 2. (1 results) Outlaw of Gor (Individual Quote)

The ore shafts are like narrow wells sunk in the stone and their platforms can scarcely accommodate a slave's sack of ore. - (Outlaw of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #5)
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18 5 The ore shafts are like View more quotes about narrow">narrow wells sunk in the stone and their platforms can scarcely accommodate a slave's sack of ore.

Book 2. (7 results) Outlaw of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 2 These slaves were fortunate, for they had access to the central shaft.
18 3 Each of the many mines of Tharna, perhaps a hundred or more, at one level or another, opened on this shaft.
18 4 It is to be distinguished from the much smaller ore shafts, which are individual to each mine.
18 5 The ore shafts are like narrow wells sunk in the stone and their platforms can scarcely accommodate a slave's sack of ore.
18 6 It is through the central shaft that the mines of Tharna are supplied.
18 7 Down that shaft comes not only food but, when needed, canvas, tools and chains.
18 8 Drinking water, of course, is supplied by the natural sumps in each mine.
These slaves were fortunate, for they had access to the central shaft. Each of the many mines of Tharna, perhaps a hundred or more, at one level or another, opened on this shaft. It is to be distinguished from the much smaller ore shafts, which are individual to each mine. The ore shafts are like narrow wells sunk in the stone and their platforms can scarcely accommodate a slave's sack of ore. It is through the central shaft that the mines of Tharna are supplied. Down that shaft comes not only food but, when needed, canvas, tools and chains. Drinking water, of course, is supplied by the natural sumps in each mine. - (Outlaw of Gor)