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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

Then I walked eastward, and took a left and a right, and crossed another small bridge. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #381)
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4 381 Then I walked eastward, and View more quotes about took">took a left and a right, and crossed another small bridge.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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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.
4 382 I was then on the northern shore of the Ribbon's alley.
4 383 The Ribbon's alley, like most small canals, and many of the larger canals, does not join the sea directly but only by means of linkages with other canals.
4 384 The larger canals in Port Kar, incidentally, have few bridges, and those they have are commonly swing bridges, which may be floated back against the canal's side.
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. I was then on the northern shore of the Ribbon's alley. The Ribbon's alley, like most small canals, and many of the larger canals, does not join the sea directly but only by means of linkages with other canals. The larger canals in Port Kar, incidentally, have few bridges, and those they have are commonly swing bridges, which may be floated back against the canal's side. - (Explorers of Gor)