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Book 4. (1 results) Nomads of Gor (Individual Quote)

The entire aspect was one of color, good cheer, lightheartedness and gaiety. - (Nomads of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #191)
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10 191 The View more quotes about entire">entire aspect was one of color, good cheer, lightheartedness and gaiety.

Book 4. (7 results) Nomads of Gor (Context Quote)

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10 188 The two lines of stakes extended for more than four pasangs across the prairie.
10 189 One of these lines is closest to the city and the other to the prairies beyond.
10 190 The stakes had recently been, I observed, brightly painted, each differently, in a delightful array of colors; further, each was trimmed and decorated variously, depending on the whim of the workman, sometimes simply, sometimes fancifully, sometimes ornately.
10 191 The entire aspect was one of color, good cheer, lightheartedness and gaiety.
10 192 There was something of the sense of carnival in the air.
10 193 I was forced to remind myself that between these two lines of stakes men would soon fight and die.
10 194 I noted some of the workmen still affixing small retaining rings to some of the stakes, bolting them one on a side, usually about five feet to five and a half feet from the ground.
The two lines of stakes extended for more than four pasangs across the prairie. One of these lines is closest to the city and the other to the prairies beyond. The stakes had recently been, I observed, brightly painted, each differently, in a delightful array of colors; further, each was trimmed and decorated variously, depending on the whim of the workman, sometimes simply, sometimes fancifully, sometimes ornately. The entire aspect was one of color, good cheer, lightheartedness and gaiety. There was something of the sense of carnival in the air. I was forced to remind myself that between these two lines of stakes men would soon fight and die. I noted some of the workmen still affixing small retaining rings to some of the stakes, bolting them one on a side, usually about five feet to five and a half feet from the ground. - (Nomads of Gor)