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

I had taken a large room on the ground floor, behind a cloth-worker's shop, just off the Street of Tapestries. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 12, Sentence #139)
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12 139 I had View more quotes about taken">taken a large room on the ground floor, behind a cloth-worker's shop, just off the Street of Tapestries.

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

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12 136 "I have been under surveillance since arriving in Schendi," I said.
12 137 "Yes," said Shaba, "from time to time".
12 138 "You know, then, doubtless, my new residence," I said, "that which I acquired following my departure from the Cove of Schendi".
12 139 I had taken a large room on the ground floor, behind a cloth-worker's shop, just off the Street of Tapestries.
12 140 Wearing the aba taken from Msaliti, hooding myself with it, that my face and eyes not be seen, Sasi on my shoulder, rolled in a blanket tied tightly closed with ropes, I had acquired the lodging.
12 141 The free woman who rented me the room asked no questions.
12 142 When I had given her a copper tarsk as a tip she had looked down at the tightly tied blanket, containing its helpless burden, and had looked up at me, grinning.
"I have been under surveillance since arriving in Schendi," I said. "Yes," said Shaba, "from time to time". "You know, then, doubtless, my new residence," I said, "that which I acquired following my departure from the Cove of Schendi". I had taken a large room on the ground floor, behind a cloth-worker's shop, just off the Street of Tapestries. Wearing the aba taken from Msaliti, hooding myself with it, that my face and eyes not be seen, Sasi on my shoulder, rolled in a blanket tied tightly closed with ropes, I had acquired the lodging. The free woman who rented me the room asked no questions. When I had given her a copper tarsk as a tip she had looked down at the tightly tied blanket, containing its helpless burden, and had looked up at me, grinning. - (Explorers of Gor)