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Book 25. (1 results) Magicians of Gor (Individual Quote)

This was only to be expected as many of the vendors in the market were peasants, come in with produce from outside the walls. - (Magicians of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #33)
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16 33 This was only to be View more quotes about expected">expected as many of the vendors in the market were peasants, come in with produce from outside the walls.

Book 25. (7 results) Magicians of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 30 "It is my only crime that I love Ar and am loyal to her!" cried the prisoner.
16 31 "Release him!" cried men.
16 32 More than one fellow in the crowd had a staff, that simple weapon which can be so nimble, so lively, so punishing, in the hands of one of skill.
16 33 This was only to be expected as many of the vendors in the market were peasants, come in with produce from outside the walls.
16 34 Indeed, in many places they could simply enter through breaches in the wall, or climb over mounds of rubble, and enter the city.
16 35 With respect to the staff, it serves of course not only as a weapon but, more usually, and more civilly, as an aid in traversing terrain of uncertain footing.
16 36 Too, it is often used, yokelike, fore and aft of its bearer, to carry suspended, balanced baskets.
"It is my only crime that I love Ar and am loyal to her!" cried the prisoner. "Release him!" cried men. More than one fellow in the crowd had a staff, that simple weapon which can be so nimble, so lively, so punishing, in the hands of one of skill. This was only to be expected as many of the vendors in the market were peasants, come in with produce from outside the walls. Indeed, in many places they could simply enter through breaches in the wall, or climb over mounds of rubble, and enter the city. With respect to the staff, it serves of course not only as a weapon but, more usually, and more civilly, as an aid in traversing terrain of uncertain footing. Too, it is often used, yokelike, fore and aft of its bearer, to carry suspended, balanced baskets. - (Magicians of Gor)