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

Above the entrance to the tunnel, and on its right, in the wall, hanging from an iron projection, was a narrow, blue-and-yellow banner. - (Kajira of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #29)
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8 29 View more quotes about above">Above the entrance to the tunnel, and on its right, in the wall, hanging from an iron projection, was a narrow, blue-and-yellow banner.

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

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8 26 Had Drusus Rencius so much as snapped his fingers I think I might have thrown myself to my back in the alley, begging for his touch.
8 27 * * * * "This is the house of Kliomenes," had said Drusus Rencius, climbing the stairs to the narrow, heavy iron portal, recessed some feet back, at the end of a narrow tunnel, in the wall.
8 28 It was on the street of Milo.
8 29 Above the entrance to the tunnel, and on its right, in the wall, hanging from an iron projection, was a narrow, blue-and-yellow banner.
8 30 I followed Drusus Rencius carefully, that I might not fall.
8 31 "This is one of the better, and more respectable of the slave houses in Corcyrus," he said.
8 32 "That is one of the reasons that I have selected it for your visit, that your sensibilities, those of a free woman, not be excessively offended".
Had Drusus Rencius so much as snapped his fingers I think I might have thrown myself to my back in the alley, begging for his touch. * * * * "This is the house of Kliomenes," had said Drusus Rencius, climbing the stairs to the narrow, heavy iron portal, recessed some feet back, at the end of a narrow tunnel, in the wall. It was on the street of Milo. Above the entrance to the tunnel, and on its right, in the wall, hanging from an iron projection, was a narrow, blue-and-yellow banner. I followed Drusus Rencius carefully, that I might not fall. "This is one of the better, and more respectable of the slave houses in Corcyrus," he said. "That is one of the reasons that I have selected it for your visit, that your sensibilities, those of a free woman, not be excessively offended". - (Kajira of Gor)