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Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was almost hard for me to remember that they were not merely ornaments to the city but that they also, in the Gorean manner, served a very utilitarian purpose. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #352)
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6 352 It was View more quotes about almost">almost hard for me to remember that they were not merely ornaments to the city but that they also, in the Gorean manner, served a very utilitarian purpose.

Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)

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6 349 Aside from the markets and bazaars, and the theaters in the evening, I had seen much else of Corcyrus as well.
6 350 It had been pleasant to walk through the cool halls of the libraries, with their thousands of scrolls organized and cataloged, and through the galleries on the avenue of Iphicrates.
6 351 The fountains in the squares, too, were impressive.
6 352 It was almost hard for me to remember that they were not merely ornaments to the city but that they also, in the Gorean manner, served a very utilitarian purpose.
6 353 To them most people must come, bearing vessels, for their water.
6 354 Some of the smaller fountains were worn down on the right side of their rim.
6 355 That was where right-handed people would rest their hand, leaning over to drink.
Aside from the markets and bazaars, and the theaters in the evening, I had seen much else of Corcyrus as well. It had been pleasant to walk through the cool halls of the libraries, with their thousands of scrolls organized and cataloged, and through the galleries on the avenue of Iphicrates. The fountains in the squares, too, were impressive. It was almost hard for me to remember that they were not merely ornaments to the city but that they also, in the Gorean manner, served a very utilitarian purpose. To them most people must come, bearing vessels, for their water. Some of the smaller fountains were worn down on the right side of their rim. That was where right-handed people would rest their hand, leaning over to drink. - (Kajira of Gor)