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

They rent the huts, like inn rooms, charge for shops and concessions, tax purchases, and, in particular, charge a handling fee for processing wagers and maintaining the public boards. - (Quarry of Gor, Chapter 30, Sentence #46)
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30 46 They rent the huts, like inn rooms, View more quotes about charge">charge for shops and concessions, tax purchases, and, in particular, charge a handling fee for processing wagers and maintaining the public boards.

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

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30 43 One did not need a ticket to enter the enclosure.
30 44 The ticket for the game ship, which, I think, is partially subsidized by the entrepreneurs of the Skerry of Lars, is, in effect, an admission fee to the islet.
30 45 The entrepreneurs, on the other hand, do very well in a variety of ways.
30 46 They rent the huts, like inn rooms, charge for shops and concessions, tax purchases, and, in particular, charge a handling fee for processing wagers and maintaining the public boards.
30 47 To be sure, much wagering, as one would suppose, takes place amongst individuals.
30 48 The walls of the enclosure were not of stone or wood, but of brightly painted red-and-yellow canvas, suspended from high poles.
30 49 Within the enclosure were circular tiers of wooden benches.
One did not need a ticket to enter the enclosure. The ticket for the game ship, which, I think, is partially subsidized by the entrepreneurs of the Skerry of Lars, is, in effect, an admission fee to the islet. The entrepreneurs, on the other hand, do very well in a variety of ways. They rent the huts, like inn rooms, charge for shops and concessions, tax purchases, and, in particular, charge a handling fee for processing wagers and maintaining the public boards. To be sure, much wagering, as one would suppose, takes place amongst individuals. The walls of the enclosure were not of stone or wood, but of brightly painted red-and-yellow canvas, suspended from high poles. Within the enclosure were circular tiers of wooden benches. - (Quarry of Gor)