Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 13 | 508 | I went back to the window. |
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Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 13 | 505 | "All windows in the View more quotes about palace">palace, Master," said the girl whom I had ordered to the bars, "are similarly barred, even those in the private quarters of Lord Yamada himself". |
| 13 | 506 | I nodded, and indicated that they might leave. |
| 13 | 507 | They backed away, and then turned, and slipped from the room, gracefully, with the grace of slaves. |
| 13 | 508 | I went back to the window. |
| 13 | 509 | Perhaps, I thought, Lord Yamada has a point in these bars. |
| 13 | 510 | Might they not make it more difficult for an assassin to gain admittance to the palace, whether through one room or another? Bars do have their purposes, I thought, and not always to confine. |
| 13 | 511 | Might they not also serve to protect? In any event, I seemed to be no more a prisoner than Lord Yamada himself. |
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"All windows in the palace, Master," said the girl whom I had ordered to the bars, "are similarly barred, even those in the private quarters of Lord Yamada himself".
I nodded, and indicated that they might leave.
They backed away, and then turned, and slipped from the room, gracefully, with the grace of slaves.
I went back to the window.
Perhaps, I thought, Lord Yamada has a point in these bars.
Might they not make it more difficult for an assassin to gain admittance to the palace, whether through one room or another? Bars do have their purposes, I thought, and not always to confine.
Might they not also serve to protect? In any event, I seemed to be no more a prisoner than Lord Yamada himself.
- (Rebels of Gor)