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

A few Ehn later, there was a sharp, ringing sound, resulting one supposes from the striking of one of the small bars, to the sounds of which the Lady Bina, amongst other festal tokens, had been welcomed to the Cave. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #22)
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32 22 A few Ehn View more quotes about later">later, there was a sharp, ringing sound, resulting one supposes from the striking of one of the small bars, to the sounds of which the Lady Bina, amongst other festal tokens, had been welcomed to the Cave.

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

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32 19 There were already some twenty Kurii in the room when Grendel entered and took his place, a prominent place, near the front of the room, before the dais.
32 20 A number of the other Kurii witnessed his arrival, and there was a stirring amongst them.
32 21 Grendel, I gathered, was noteworthy, perhaps important.
32 22 A few Ehn later, there was a sharp, ringing sound, resulting one supposes from the striking of one of the small bars, to the sounds of which the Lady Bina, amongst other festal tokens, had been welcomed to the Cave.
32 23 Timarchos and Lysymachos then emerged through the curtain and, one on each side, drew back the curtain, revealing a passage behind it.
32 24 I did not know how deep the passage was.
32 25 It was dark.
There were already some twenty Kurii in the room when Grendel entered and took his place, a prominent place, near the front of the room, before the dais. A number of the other Kurii witnessed his arrival, and there was a stirring amongst them. Grendel, I gathered, was noteworthy, perhaps important. A few Ehn later, there was a sharp, ringing sound, resulting one supposes from the striking of one of the small bars, to the sounds of which the Lady Bina, amongst other festal tokens, had been welcomed to the Cave. Timarchos and Lysymachos then emerged through the curtain and, one on each side, drew back the curtain, revealing a passage behind it. I did not know how deep the passage was. It was dark. - (Conspirators of Gor)