Book 29. (7 results) Swordsmen of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 23 | 165 | Courses followed courses. |
| 23 | 166 | Men grew more riotous, more drunk. |
| 23 | 167 | At one table, I noted, however, they seemed sober. |
| 23 | 168 | Five sat there, partaking of food, though meagerly, but waving away slaves, who would ply them with wine or paga. |
| 23 | 169 | There is some reason, I thought, which might explain such an anomaly. |
| 23 | 170 | Is it not difference which takes one's attention, amongst snow sleen a darker fur, amongst the odor of penned verr, the suggestion, ever so slight, a whisper in the night, of the larl's scent? I might have called this to the attention of Lord Nishida but he had withdrawn from the tables. |
| 23 | 171 | I suspected that he found the raucous boisterings of the evening less than agreeable to his refined taste. |
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Courses followed courses.
Men grew more riotous, more drunk.
At one table, I noted, however, they seemed sober.
Five sat there, partaking of food, though meagerly, but waving away slaves, who would ply them with wine or paga.
There is some reason, I thought, which might explain such an anomaly.
Is it not difference which takes one's attention, amongst snow sleen a darker fur, amongst the odor of penned verr, the suggestion, ever so slight, a whisper in the night, of the larl's scent? I might have called this to the attention of Lord Nishida but he had withdrawn from the tables.
I suspected that he found the raucous boisterings of the evening less than agreeable to his refined taste.
- (Swordsmen of Gor, Chapter )