Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 51 | 134 | The View more quotes about walls">walls were still, generally, intact. |
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Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 51 | 131 | I looked about the great room. |
| 51 | 132 | It was perhaps two hundred feet in width and depth, with tall columns. |
| 51 | 133 | It was filled with great blocks of stone, which had fallen, perhaps centuries ago, from the roof. |
| 51 | 134 | The walls were still, generally, intact. |
| 51 | 135 | The floor, save where it was cluttered, was generally smooth, save for certain drillings, through which chains might be passed. |
| 51 | 136 | Some chains, little more than fragile collections of rust, ready to crumble at a touch, lay about. |
| 51 | 137 | The room was reached by a broad flight of stairs. |
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I looked about the great room.
It was perhaps two hundred feet in width and depth, with tall columns.
It was filled with great blocks of stone, which had fallen, perhaps centuries ago, from the roof.
The walls were still, generally, intact.
The floor, save where it was cluttered, was generally smooth, save for certain drillings, through which chains might be passed.
Some chains, little more than fragile collections of rust, ready to crumble at a touch, lay about.
The room was reached by a broad flight of stairs.
- (Explorers of Gor)