Book 35. (1 results) Quarry of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 43 | 245 | I doubted that the canopy would afford much relief from the elements. |
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Book 35. (7 results) Quarry of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 43 | 242 | "Under the closure of the canopy," he said, "there are blankets. |
| 43 | 243 | See that she is View more quotes about covered">covered, and warmed". |
| 43 | 244 | "Solicitation," asked Vas of Anango, "for a slave?" "As for a sleen or kaiila," said Seremides. |
| 43 | 245 | I doubted that the canopy would afford much relief from the elements. |
| 43 | 246 | Its drenched sides were shaking and snapping in the wind, and water must have seeped under its curtains. |
| 43 | 247 | Nonetheless, I would be grateful for any attention. |
| 43 | 248 | I would be particularly grateful for a blanket, even if, as was likely, it would be damp. |
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"Under the closure of the canopy," he said, "there are blankets.
See that she is covered, and warmed".
"Solicitation," asked Vas of Anango, "for a slave?" "As for a sleen or kaiila," said Seremides.
I doubted that the canopy would afford much relief from the elements.
Its drenched sides were shaking and snapping in the wind, and water must have seeped under its curtains.
Nonetheless, I would be grateful for any attention.
I would be particularly grateful for a blanket, even if, as was likely, it would be damp.
- (Quarry of Gor)