Book 19. (1 results) Kajira of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 30 | 418 | The inhabitants of the dwelling, View more quotes about thus">thus, if they wished, might, without bringing their garments into contact with the ground, eat here on warm evenings. |
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Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 30 | 415 | Within, two brackets, on one side, the right, had been literally broken away from the wall. |
| 30 | 416 | In the yard, here and there, were patterned areas of grass, and plantings. |
| 30 | 417 | There was, too, a table there, with two benches. |
| 30 | 418 | The inhabitants of the dwelling, thus, if they wished, might, without bringing their garments into contact with the ground, eat here on warm evenings. |
| 30 | 419 | In some places, low platforms of polished wood, often roofed, serve a similar purpose. |
| 30 | 420 | In more sumptuous houses such dining may take place on porticoes or verandahs. |
| 30 | 421 | We looked at the empty threshold. |
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Within, two brackets, on one side, the right, had been literally broken away from the wall.
In the yard, here and there, were patterned areas of grass, and plantings.
There was, too, a table there, with two benches.
The inhabitants of the dwelling, thus, if they wished, might, without bringing their garments into contact with the ground, eat here on warm evenings.
In some places, low platforms of polished wood, often roofed, serve a similar purpose.
In more sumptuous houses such dining may take place on porticoes or verandahs.
We looked at the empty threshold.
- (Kajira of Gor)