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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

On the other hand, there are many avenues and boulevards in Ar where more aristocratic or expensive tastes may be satisfied, for example, those for Tharnan silver and Turian silk, even carved jade from the World's End. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 41, Sentence #74)
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41 74 On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, there are many avenues and boulevards in Ar where more aristocratic or expensive tastes may be satisfied, for example, those for Tharnan silver and Turian silk, even carved jade from the World's End.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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41 71 The screen may have been folded back and the shop opened as early as the Fifth Ahn, for the shops of craftsmen commonly open early, and commonly close in the late afternoon, which economy conserves on candles and lamp oil.
41 72 Breakfast and lunch, by the craftsmen, are often taken in the shop itself.
41 73 The markets commonly keep similar hours, produce brought in early from the fields.
41 74 On the other hand, there are many avenues and boulevards in Ar where more aristocratic or expensive tastes may be satisfied, for example, those for Tharnan silver and Turian silk, even carved jade from the World's End.
41 75 In such districts it was not unusual to note the veiled palanquins and upholstered sedan chairs of women of the higher castes.
41 76 I had come early.
41 77 I had stationed myself in such a way that I could see the stairwell at the side of the shop of Epicrates, which would lead upstairs to the dwelling quarters on the second floor.
The screen may have been folded back and the shop opened as early as the Fifth Ahn, for the shops of craftsmen commonly open early, and commonly close in the late afternoon, which economy conserves on candles and lamp oil. Breakfast and lunch, by the craftsmen, are often taken in the shop itself. The markets commonly keep similar hours, produce brought in early from the fields. On the other hand, there are many avenues and boulevards in Ar where more aristocratic or expensive tastes may be satisfied, for example, those for Tharnan silver and Turian silk, even carved jade from the World's End. In such districts it was not unusual to note the veiled palanquins and upholstered sedan chairs of women of the higher castes. I had come early. I had stationed myself in such a way that I could see the stairwell at the side of the shop of Epicrates, which would lead upstairs to the dwelling quarters on the second floor. - (Plunder of Gor)