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

Perhaps that window opened to a narrow passage between the tenements, or to a small, narrow yard, concealed from the street. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 16, Sentence #1404)
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16 1404 View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps that window opened to a narrow passage between the tenements, or to a small, narrow yard, concealed from the street.

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

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16 1401 There may have been as many as fifty such rings.
16 1402 She had thought that there might have been one small window, high in the wall, closely barred.
16 1403 It was dark now, of course.
16 1404 Perhaps that window opened to a narrow passage between the tenements, or to a small, narrow yard, concealed from the street.
16 1405 Gorean buildings of this sort often present a solid front to the street, this discouraging traffic, trespassing, burglary, and such.
16 1406 It was a large, simple, heavy, dark, stonelike room, designed for slaves or captives.
16 1407 Surely it did not resemble the luxurious boudoirs she had heard of in her training, those sometimes permitted to high slaves, the pampered, perfumed treasures of Ubars and generals, sometimes said to even influence the policies and fates of states.
There may have been as many as fifty such rings. She had thought that there might have been one small window, high in the wall, closely barred. It was dark now, of course. Perhaps that window opened to a narrow passage between the tenements, or to a small, narrow yard, concealed from the street. Gorean buildings of this sort often present a solid front to the street, this discouraging traffic, trespassing, burglary, and such. It was a large, simple, heavy, dark, stonelike room, designed for slaves or captives. Surely it did not resemble the luxurious boudoirs she had heard of in her training, those sometimes permitted to high slaves, the pampered, perfumed treasures of Ubars and generals, sometimes said to even influence the policies and fates of states. - (Prize of Gor)