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

It lacked the light, the decor, of the first corridor we had trodden, in being conducted to the washing-and-robing chamber, and certainly it was a far cry from the light, and spaciousness, and the mosaics and paintings, of the feasting hall. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 46, Sentence #3)
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46 3 It lacked the View more quotes about light">light, the decor, of the first corridor we had trodden, in being conducted to the washing-and-robing chamber, and certainly it was a far cry from the light, and spaciousness, and the mosaics and paintings, of the feasting hall.

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

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45 268 I wiped this, as I could, from my body, and licked it from my finger.
46 1 Fed now, I heeled Lord Grendel closely and with a sprightly step.
46 2 The corridor was long.
46 3 It lacked the light, the decor, of the first corridor we had trodden, in being conducted to the washing-and-robing chamber, and certainly it was a far cry from the light, and spaciousness, and the mosaics and paintings, of the feasting hall.
46 4 As we continued on, it seemed to descend somewhat, but not all that noticeably, and to become ever more gloomy.
46 5 It was lit by small lamps, which, as we continued on, seemed to be more and more widely separated.
46 6 After a time the lamps were so infrequently ensconced that the corridor was almost dark.
I wiped this, as I could, from my body, and licked it from my finger. Fed now, I heeled Lord Grendel closely and with a sprightly step. The corridor was long. It lacked the light, the decor, of the first corridor we had trodden, in being conducted to the washing-and-robing chamber, and certainly it was a far cry from the light, and spaciousness, and the mosaics and paintings, of the feasting hall. As we continued on, it seemed to descend somewhat, but not all that noticeably, and to become ever more gloomy. It was lit by small lamps, which, as we continued on, seemed to be more and more widely separated. After a time the lamps were so infrequently ensconced that the corridor was almost dark. - (Plunder of Gor)