Book 30. (7 results) Mariners of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 34 | 238 | Had she been natively Gorean she would probably have carried them in her mouth. |
| 34 | 239 | When the fellows in the market saw the color of the tunic they would guess, I supposed, and correctly, that she was the property of a Scribe. |
| 35 | 1 | The Wharfing of an Unusual Ship From the bulwarks of the large, unusual ship men strangely clad threw down ropes to docksmen, who fastened them to mooring cleats. |
| 35 | 2 | The sea end of the pier had now been cleared by guardsmen, that the ship might be attended to, but the land end of the pier, and the adjacent waterfront, even to the warehouses, and the streets leading up to the city, were still swarming with people, men, and women, and boys. |
| 35 | 3 | Brundisium is one of the world's largest, busiest ports, with one of the finest harbors on the planet, host to a hundred traffics, headquarters of a hundred Merchant houses, but never, until now, had there been seen such a ship. |
| 35 | 4 | "Yes," had said the stranger. |
| 35 | 5 | "I have seen that ship! It is, or was, a ship of the shogun, Lord Temmu!" "Come from the World's End?" I said. |
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Had she been natively Gorean she would probably have carried them in her mouth.
When the fellows in the market saw the color of the tunic they would guess, I supposed, and correctly, that she was the property of a Scribe.
The Wharfing of an Unusual Ship From the bulwarks of the large, unusual ship men strangely clad threw down ropes to docksmen, who fastened them to mooring cleats.
The sea end of the pier had now been cleared by guardsmen, that the ship might be attended to, but the land end of the pier, and the adjacent waterfront, even to the warehouses, and the streets leading up to the city, were still swarming with people, men, and women, and boys.
Brundisium is one of the world's largest, busiest ports, with one of the finest harbors on the planet, host to a hundred traffics, headquarters of a hundred Merchant houses, but never, until now, had there been seen such a ship.
"Yes," had said the stranger.
"I have seen that ship! It is, or was, a ship of the shogun, Lord Temmu!" "Come from the World's End?" I said.
- (Mariners of Gor, Chapter )