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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

It seemed to lead to another yard. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #160)
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8 160 It View more quotes about seemed">seemed to lead to another yard.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 157 Blankets, too, rough and brown, were there, in piles, and, permitted, at a gesture of the stick, we seized them up and clutched them gratefully about us, drying our bodies, and our hair.
8 158 There seemed five exits from the lofty, raftered room.
8 159 We had entered through one, coming in from the courtyard; another led through double doors to our right, and another, also with double doors, now barred, lay at one end of the room.
8 160 It seemed to lead to another yard.
8 161 There were also two smaller doors, giving access perhaps to offices or corridors.
8 162 In this large room there were also a large number of low, sturdy platforms, raised about a foot above the dirt flooring.
8 163 Some of these platforms were flush with the walls, but others, by far the larger number, were arranged at regular intervals, about four feet apart, in rows, the effect being that of providing aisles between and about them.
Blankets, too, rough and brown, were there, in piles, and, permitted, at a gesture of the stick, we seized them up and clutched them gratefully about us, drying our bodies, and our hair. There seemed five exits from the lofty, raftered room. We had entered through one, coming in from the courtyard; another led through double doors to our right, and another, also with double doors, now barred, lay at one end of the room. It seemed to lead to another yard. There were also two smaller doors, giving access perhaps to offices or corridors. In this large room there were also a large number of low, sturdy platforms, raised about a foot above the dirt flooring. Some of these platforms were flush with the walls, but others, by far the larger number, were arranged at regular intervals, about four feet apart, in rows, the effect being that of providing aisles between and about them. - (Dancer of Gor)