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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

Being hungry then, and having, to my mind, soaked long enough, I emerged from the tub, dressed, gathered my things, and the oil and such, and, picking my way among the recumbent bodies, left the bath area. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #103)
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4 103 Being hungry then, and having, to my View more quotes about mind">mind, soaked long enough, I emerged from the tub, dressed, gathered my things, and the oil and such, and, picking my way among the recumbent bodies, left the bath area.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 100 I did not think he had behaved well, but then it was not my affair.
4 101 Some of the fellows who had been reclining about the platforms then came closer to the platform where the fire was built up.
4 102 They did take care, however, to leave open a generous passage through which the tub's occupant, when he chose, might make an unimpeded and convenient exit.
4 103 Being hungry then, and having, to my mind, soaked long enough, I emerged from the tub, dressed, gathered my things, and the oil and such, and, picking my way among the recumbent bodies, left the bath area.
4 104 I did take the opportunity, in leaving, once on the other side of the latticework, to inspect the pegs.
4 105 In the light of the small lamp there, near the exit, I determined that the helmet bore the insignia of the company of Artemidorus of Cos.
5 1 The Paga Room; I Stop at the Keeper's Desk "Stand here," I said.
I did not think he had behaved well, but then it was not my affair. Some of the fellows who had been reclining about the platforms then came closer to the platform where the fire was built up. They did take care, however, to leave open a generous passage through which the tub's occupant, when he chose, might make an unimpeded and convenient exit. Being hungry then, and having, to my mind, soaked long enough, I emerged from the tub, dressed, gathered my things, and the oil and such, and, picking my way among the recumbent bodies, left the bath area. I did take the opportunity, in leaving, once on the other side of the latticework, to inspect the pegs. In the light of the small lamp there, near the exit, I determined that the helmet bore the insignia of the company of Artemidorus of Cos. The Paga Room; I Stop at the Keeper's Desk "Stand here," I said. - (Renegades of Gor)