Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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Quote
4
375
The Ribbon is one of Port Kar's better-known canals.
4
376
A narrower canal, somewhat south of it, is called the Ribbon's alley.
4
377
It was a bit past dawn and the paga taverns backing on the smaller canal would be throwing out their garbage from the preceding night.
4
378
She-urts sometimes gather at such places for their pick of the remnants of feasts.
4
379
It would be less than an Ahn until the fullness of the tide.
4
380
I quickly crossed two bridges, leading over canals, each joining the sea.
4
381
Then I walked eastward, and took a left and a right, and crossed another small bridge.
The Ribbon is one of Port Kar's better-known canals.
A narrower canal, somewhat south of it, is called the Ribbon's alley.
It was a bit past dawn and the paga taverns backing on the smaller canal would be throwing out their garbage from the preceding night.
She-urts sometimes gather at such places for their pick of the remnants of feasts.
It would be less than an Ahn until the fullness of the tide.
I quickly crossed two bridges, leading over canals, each joining the sea.
Then I walked eastward, and took a left and a right, and crossed another small bridge.
- (Explorers of Gor, Chapter )