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Book 33. (1 results) Rebels of Gor (Individual Quote)

The large shed housing the pens was but a short walk from the courtyard; it was not unlike such sheds elsewhere in the vicinity, rudely planked, and low roofed, used for storage, and the stabling of beasts, verr, tarsk, and slaves. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #2)
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19 2 The View more quotes about large">large shed housing the pens was but a short walk from the courtyard; it was not unlike such sheds elsewhere in the vicinity, rudely planked, and low roofed, used for storage, and the stabling of beasts, verr, tarsk, and slaves.

Book 33. (7 results) Rebels of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 99 "Gladly," I said.
18 100 "But first," he said, "we will stop by the slave pens".
19 1 We Visit the Slave Pens; Selections are Done "Here," said Lord Akio.
19 2 The large shed housing the pens was but a short walk from the courtyard; it was not unlike such sheds elsewhere in the vicinity, rudely planked, and low roofed, used for storage, and the stabling of beasts, verr, tarsk, and slaves.
19 3 Some such sheds are also used for the housing of rice seedlings, which are later transferred to designated paddies, or wading fields.
19 4 Harvested grains are commonly dried in the sun in Se'Kara, before the Seventh Passage Hand.
19 5 Most rice is grown in village fields, several villages often under the rule of a single daimyo.
"Gladly," I said. "But first," he said, "we will stop by the slave pens". We Visit the Slave Pens; Selections are Done "Here," said Lord Akio. The large shed housing the pens was but a short walk from the courtyard; it was not unlike such sheds elsewhere in the vicinity, rudely planked, and low roofed, used for storage, and the stabling of beasts, verr, tarsk, and slaves. Some such sheds are also used for the housing of rice seedlings, which are later transferred to designated paddies, or wading fields. Harvested grains are commonly dried in the sun in Se'Kara, before the Seventh Passage Hand. Most rice is grown in village fields, several villages often under the rule of a single daimyo. - (Rebels of Gor)