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Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)

One leaf of the gate, that on the right as one would face the gate from the city, had been lifted, bent and twisted. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #69)
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17 69 One leaf of the gate, that on the View more quotes about right">right as one would face the gate from the city, had been lifted, bent and twisted.

Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 66 Almost all local trading, fish, feathers of the Vosk Gull, favored for fletching, rence, and such, metalware, cloth and leather goods, ka-la-na wood for bows, wines and paga, and such, between the delta and Port Kar takes place in the Delta Market.
17 67 Some produce and goods, however, come through the marsh from as far away as the towns of the lower Vosk.
17 68 On the other hand, most of the trading of Port Kar is coastal, coming north from as far south as Brundisium or coming south from as far north as Kassau and Skjern.
17 69 One leaf of the gate, that on the right as one would face the gate from the city, had been lifted, bent and twisted.
17 70 The other leaf hung awry on its hinges.
17 71 A heavy chain, a makeshift barrier, raised and lowered by a winch, now hung between the walls where the leaves of the gate had been mounted.
17 72 One of the small rence craft now exited the city, its pilot lowering his head, passing under the chain.
Almost all local trading, fish, feathers of the Vosk Gull, favored for fletching, rence, and such, metalware, cloth and leather goods, ka-la-na wood for bows, wines and paga, and such, between the delta and Port Kar takes place in the Delta Market. Some produce and goods, however, come through the marsh from as far away as the towns of the lower Vosk. On the other hand, most of the trading of Port Kar is coastal, coming north from as far south as Brundisium or coming south from as far north as Kassau and Skjern. One leaf of the gate, that on the right as one would face the gate from the city, had been lifted, bent and twisted. The other leaf hung awry on its hinges. A heavy chain, a makeshift barrier, raised and lowered by a winch, now hung between the walls where the leaves of the gate had been mounted. One of the small rence craft now exited the city, its pilot lowering his head, passing under the chain. - (Quarry of Gor)