Book 9. (7 results) Marauders of Gor (Context Quote)
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It, on the western side, was lined with a great, long table.
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Behind this table, its back to the western wall, facing the length of the hall, facing east, was the high seat, or the rightful seat, the seat of the master of the house.
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It was wide enough for three or four men to sit together on it, and, as a great honor, sometimes others were invited to share the high seat.
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On each side of this high seat were two pillars, about eight inches in diameter, and some eight feet high, the high-seat pillars, or rightful-seat pillars.
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They marked the seat, or bench, which might be placed between them as the high seat, or rightful seat.
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These pillars had been carved by craftsmen in the time of Svein Blue Tooth's great grandfather, and bore the luck signs of his house.
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On each side of the high seat were long benches.
It, on the western side, was lined with a great, long table.
Behind this table, its back to the western wall, facing the length of the hall, facing east, was the high seat, or the rightful seat, the seat of the master of the house.
It was wide enough for three or four men to sit together on it, and, as a great honor, sometimes others were invited to share the high seat.
On each side of this high seat were two pillars, about eight inches in diameter, and some eight feet high, the high-seat pillars, or rightful-seat pillars.
They marked the seat, or bench, which might be placed between them as the high seat, or rightful seat.
These pillars had been carved by craftsmen in the time of Svein Blue Tooth's great grandfather, and bore the luck signs of his house.
On each side of the high seat were long benches.
- (Marauders of Gor, Chapter )