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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

At the other side of the square, down a narrow street threading its way between buildings similar to those about the square, she could glimpse what seemed to be a high, broad wall. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #91)
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16 91 At the other View more quotes about side">side of the square, down a narrow street threading its way between buildings similar to those about the square, she could glimpse what seemed to be a high, broad wall.

Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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16 88 There were also stalls on her side of the square.
16 89 Across the way, behind the stalls, and also behind her, on her side of the square, were brick, tenementlike buildings, some seven or eight stories in height, very different from the tall cylinders she had seen before.
16 90 At one end of the square she could see two of these cylinders in the distance.
16 91 At the other side of the square, down a narrow street threading its way between buildings similar to those about the square, she could glimpse what seemed to be a high, broad wall.
16 92 She began to sob, shielding her body as she could.
16 93 She was on a narrow cement shelf, backed by a building on which it abutted, rather like a porch.
16 94 The shelf was something like five feet in depth, and thirty feet, or so, in length.
There were also stalls on her side of the square. Across the way, behind the stalls, and also behind her, on her side of the square, were brick, tenementlike buildings, some seven or eight stories in height, very different from the tall cylinders she had seen before. At one end of the square she could see two of these cylinders in the distance. At the other side of the square, down a narrow street threading its way between buildings similar to those about the square, she could glimpse what seemed to be a high, broad wall. She began to sob, shielding her body as she could. She was on a narrow cement shelf, backed by a building on which it abutted, rather like a porch. The shelf was something like five feet in depth, and thirty feet, or so, in length. - (Prize of Gor)