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

It was not excessively crowded on this day of the week, nor at this hour; yet there were ample numbers of shoppers and passers-by. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #202)
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13 202 It was not excessively View more quotes about crowded">crowded on this day of the week, nor at this hour; yet there were ample numbers of shoppers and passers-by.

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

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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.
13 202 It was not excessively crowded on this day of the week, nor at this hour; yet there were ample numbers of shoppers and passers-by.
13 203 Here and there there were borne palanquins, as richer individuals were carried about their business.
13 204 Some light, two-wheeled carriages passed, drawn by tharlarion.
13 205 I saw, too, more than one bosk wagon, drawn by gigantic, shaggy, wickedly horned bosk.
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. It was not excessively crowded on this day of the week, nor at this hour; yet there were ample numbers of shoppers and passers-by. Here and there there were borne palanquins, as richer individuals were carried about their business. Some light, two-wheeled carriages passed, drawn by tharlarion. I saw, too, more than one bosk wagon, drawn by gigantic, shaggy, wickedly horned bosk. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)