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Book 31. (1 results) Conspirators of Gor (Individual Quote)

A silken palanquin, with closed curtains, may be borne through slime. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #1828)
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8 1828 A silken palanquin, with View more quotes about closed">closed curtains, may be borne through slime.

Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 1825 In many respects Ar is a city of wonder, of beauty and grace, of soaring towers, large parks and gardens, and broad boulevards.
8 1826 It is in terms of those that one numbers her amongst the "high cities".
8 1827 But she is, too, a city in which poverty and wealth, surfeit and want, cleanliness and dirt, may be juxtaposed.
8 1828 A silken palanquin, with closed curtains, may be borne through slime.
8 1829 Here and there women, unattended, grace the bridges in their promenades, while below a troop of guardsmen may tread with care.
8 1830 Praetors preside in the markets, dispensing justice, while here and there, beneath their feet, in sewers, like urts, others wait for darkness.
8 1831 Much depends on the district, and the time of day.
In many respects Ar is a city of wonder, of beauty and grace, of soaring towers, large parks and gardens, and broad boulevards. It is in terms of those that one numbers her amongst the "high cities". But she is, too, a city in which poverty and wealth, surfeit and want, cleanliness and dirt, may be juxtaposed. A silken palanquin, with closed curtains, may be borne through slime. Here and there women, unattended, grace the bridges in their promenades, while below a troop of guardsmen may tread with care. Praetors preside in the markets, dispensing justice, while here and there, beneath their feet, in sewers, like urts, others wait for darkness. Much depends on the district, and the time of day. - (Conspirators of Gor)