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

Certain of the shops, usually those containing more precious goods, such as that of Philebus, are entered through a narrow door. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #198)
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13 198 View more quotes about certain">Certain of the shops, usually those containing more precious goods, such as that of Philebus, are entered through a narrow door.

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

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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.
13 197 These shops are usually shuttered or barred at night.
13 198 Certain of the shops, usually those containing more precious goods, such as that of Philebus, are entered through a narrow door.
13 199 Not unoften, inside, there is an open court, with awnings at the sides, under which goods are displayed.
13 200 There was, in the shop of Philebus, such a court at the back, whence goods might be taken to be viewed in natural light, should the customer wish.
13 201 I looked, idly, at the people on the avenue.
Most Gorean shops do not have windows. Many are open to the street, or have counters which are open to the street. These shops are usually shuttered or barred at night. Certain of the shops, usually those containing more precious goods, such as that of Philebus, are entered through a narrow door. Not unoften, inside, there is an open court, with awnings at the sides, under which goods are displayed. There was, in the shop of Philebus, such a court at the back, whence goods might be taken to be viewed in natural light, should the customer wish. I looked, idly, at the people on the avenue. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)