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

A tavern's man was extinguishing the lamps. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #828)
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Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 825 The last night at Venna we had visited the paga tavern, The Kneeling Slave.
18 826 Master Astrinax had been unsuccessful in his recruiting.
18 827 I had apparently displeased he in whose care I was, for I had been put in the modality of the mute slave.
18 828 A tavern's man was extinguishing the lamps.
18 829 The masters were preparing to rise from the table when suddenly a flat, linear object of metal clattered, ringing, on the table.
18 830 "That is the sword of Trachinos, he of Turia," said a fearsome voice, that of a large, bearded fellow, clad in the brown of the Peasantry.
18 831 But I feared this was no Peasant.
The last night at Venna we had visited the paga tavern, The Kneeling Slave. Master Astrinax had been unsuccessful in his recruiting. I had apparently displeased he in whose care I was, for I had been put in the modality of the mute slave. A tavern's man was extinguishing the lamps. The masters were preparing to rise from the table when suddenly a flat, linear object of metal clattered, ringing, on the table. "That is the sword of Trachinos, he of Turia," said a fearsome voice, that of a large, bearded fellow, clad in the brown of the Peasantry. But I feared this was no Peasant. - (Conspirators of Gor)