Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 37 | 65 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, my ambulations took me regularly past the portal, coming and going, of one of these buildings. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 37 | 62 | There was not much traffic here, even in the bordering canal. |
| 37 | 63 | This may have had to do with the time of day in this particular district, as the busy times in a district can vary with the occupations and interests of the locale, for example, with the change of shifts in the great arsenal, the deliveries to markets, the freighting and departure of ships, having to do with tides, and so on. |
| 37 | 64 | The district, too, of course, may have been simply sparsely populated, though I did see several of the three- and four-story common-wall dwellings typical of Port Kar. |
| 37 | 65 | Indeed, my ambulations took me regularly past the portal, coming and going, of one of these buildings. |
| 37 | 66 | This was the "entranceway" which had been designated by Florian. |
| 37 | 67 | Many such buildings, incidentally, lack walkways, and can be reached only by water. |
| 37 | 68 | They usually have a narrow landing with mooring cleats, but often they will have one or two vertical, colorful, thick, capped, metal poles, rising from the canal itself, to which boats may be tethered. |
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There was not much traffic here, even in the bordering canal.
This may have had to do with the time of day in this particular district, as the busy times in a district can vary with the occupations and interests of the locale, for example, with the change of shifts in the great arsenal, the deliveries to markets, the freighting and departure of ships, having to do with tides, and so on.
The district, too, of course, may have been simply sparsely populated, though I did see several of the three- and four-story common-wall dwellings typical of Port Kar.
Indeed, my ambulations took me regularly past the portal, coming and going, of one of these buildings.
This was the "entranceway" which had been designated by Florian.
Many such buildings, incidentally, lack walkways, and can be reached only by water.
They usually have a narrow landing with mooring cleats, but often they will have one or two vertical, colorful, thick, capped, metal poles, rising from the canal itself, to which boats may be tethered.
- (Quarry of Gor)