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

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17 398 "You View more quotes about noted">noted, of course, that the palanquin was roofed, or canopied, and that the roof or canopy was supported by four poles".
17 399 "Of course," he said, warily.
17 400 "Those poles are hollow," I said, "and within them there are cords and weights".
17 401 "Continue," said he.
17 402 "The cords," I said, "are attached at one end to the weights within the poles and, at the other end, to the corners of a flat pallet at the bottom of palanquin, on which the girl reclines.
17 403 When the curtains of the palanquin are drawn, as they were, you remember, the weights are disengaged by the bearers.
17 404 These weights, the four of them, collectively, are much heavier than the pallet and the girl, whom, you will remember was slim and light.
"You noted, of course, that the palanquin was roofed, or canopied, and that the roof or canopy was supported by four poles". "Of course," he said, warily. "Those poles are hollow," I said, "and within them there are cords and weights". "Continue," said he. "The cords," I said, "are attached at one end to the weights within the poles and, at the other end, to the corners of a flat pallet at the bottom of palanquin, on which the girl reclines. When the curtains of the palanquin are drawn, as they were, you remember, the weights are disengaged by the bearers. These weights, the four of them, collectively, are much heavier than the pallet and the girl, whom, you will remember was slim and light. - (Magicians of Gor)