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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was in that cylinder, as I understood it, that were housed many of the bureaus and agencies of Ar, many of the departments important to the functioning of the state; in it, too, met various councils; in it, too, were the private compartments of the Ubar of Ar, a man called Marlenus. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #193)
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13 193 It was in that View more quotes about cylinder">cylinder, as I understood it, that were housed many of the bureaus and agencies of Ar, many of the departments important to the functioning of the state; in it, too, met various councils; in it, too, were the private compartments of the Ubar of Ar, a man called Marlenus.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 190 I think he was angry that he, and not I, had been chained.
13 191 I looked away from him.
13 192 The broad avenue was beautiful, with its width, its paving and fountains, the buildings, the trees, the central cylinder in the distance.
13 193 It was in that cylinder, as I understood it, that were housed many of the bureaus and agencies of Ar, many of the departments important to the functioning of the state; in it, too, met various councils; in it, too, were the private compartments of the Ubar of Ar, a man called Marlenus.
13 194 I leaned against the wall of the shop of Philebus.
13 195 Most Gorean shops do not have windows.
13 196 Many are open to the street, or have counters which are open to the street.
I think he was angry that he, and not I, had been chained. I looked away from him. The broad avenue was beautiful, with its width, its paving and fountains, the buildings, the trees, the central cylinder in the distance. It was in that cylinder, as I understood it, that were housed many of the bureaus and agencies of Ar, many of the departments important to the functioning of the state; in it, too, met various councils; in it, too, were the private compartments of the Ubar of Ar, a man called Marlenus. I leaned against the wall of the shop of Philebus. Most Gorean shops do not have windows. Many are open to the street, or have counters which are open to the street. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)