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

The Lady Bina would remain near the wagons, in the camp's "palace of free women," a small, closely guarded area, scarcely a palace, more a small house, supplied with certain amenities, cakes, ka-la-na, and such. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #194)
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18 194 The View more quotes about lady">Lady Bina would remain near the wagons, in the camp's "palace of free women," a small, closely guarded area, scarcely a palace, more a small house, supplied with certain amenities, cakes, ka-la-na, and such.

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

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18 191 So it was our last night in Venna, before leaving for the Voltai.
18 192 Astrinax would make one last try, it seemed, in one of Venna's larger, more popular paga taverns, The Kneeling Slave.
18 193 He would be accompanied by Desmond and Lykos.
18 194 The Lady Bina would remain near the wagons, in the camp's "palace of free women," a small, closely guarded area, scarcely a palace, more a small house, supplied with certain amenities, cakes, ka-la-na, and such.
18 195 It was also within earshot of our wagons, within one of which was Lord Grendel.
18 196 The Lady Bina enjoyed the company of free women, which she found instructive, and, in its way, profitable.
18 197 I well recalled Lady Delia, the companion of the pottery merchant, Epicrates.
So it was our last night in Venna, before leaving for the Voltai. Astrinax would make one last try, it seemed, in one of Venna's larger, more popular paga taverns, The Kneeling Slave. He would be accompanied by Desmond and Lykos. The Lady Bina would remain near the wagons, in the camp's "palace of free women," a small, closely guarded area, scarcely a palace, more a small house, supplied with certain amenities, cakes, ka-la-na, and such. It was also within earshot of our wagons, within one of which was Lord Grendel. The Lady Bina enjoyed the company of free women, which she found instructive, and, in its way, profitable. I well recalled Lady Delia, the companion of the pottery merchant, Epicrates. - (Conspirators of Gor)