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There were, of course, empty stalls, to which produce might be brought near dawn, come before light from the local villages. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 15, Sentence #75)

I went to all fours. I would make my way, slowly, carefully, toward the coin stalls, now deserted. I took advantage of what cover might be available. There were, of course, empty stalls, to which produce might be brought near dawn, come before light from the local villages. But there were also, here and there, baskets, boxes, occasional chests and cabinets, presumably empty, and some bare, tiered shelves, which might be lodged against the back of a stall, or, often enough, behind a spread mat or rug. I nearly cried out for a small urt, presumably startled, had darted by. I could have held two or three in the palm of my hand. - (Conspirators of Gor)