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Book 36. (1 results) Avengers of Gor (Individual Quote)

I did note three free women, unescorted, presumably the 'Three Ubaras', mingling with the customers, doubtless listening and chatting, making fellows feel at home, putting them at ease, calling attention to the house's amenities, and, one supposes, encouraging play. - (Avengers of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #92)
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27 92 I did View more quotes about note">note three free women, unescorted, presumably the 'Three Ubaras', mingling with the customers, doubtless listening and chatting, making fellows feel at home, putting them at ease, calling attention to the house's amenities, and, one supposes, encouraging play.

Book 36. (7 results) Avengers of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 89 At the opposite wall, there were some curtained thresholds behind which slaves might be kept.
27 90 These were not permitted on the floor during business hours, in deference to free women.
27 91 It is a rare gambling house on Gor which does not contain certain aspects of the restaurant, tavern, and brothel.
27 92 I did note three free women, unescorted, presumably the 'Three Ubaras', mingling with the customers, doubtless listening and chatting, making fellows feel at home, putting them at ease, calling attention to the house's amenities, and, one supposes, encouraging play.
27 93 "Yet I suspect some here know," said Clitus.
27 94 "I am sure you are right," I said.
27 95 "We are told Archelaos is a patron of this establishment," said Clitus.
At the opposite wall, there were some curtained thresholds behind which slaves might be kept. These were not permitted on the floor during business hours, in deference to free women. It is a rare gambling house on Gor which does not contain certain aspects of the restaurant, tavern, and brothel. I did note three free women, unescorted, presumably the 'Three Ubaras', mingling with the customers, doubtless listening and chatting, making fellows feel at home, putting them at ease, calling attention to the house's amenities, and, one supposes, encouraging play. "Yet I suspect some here know," said Clitus. "I am sure you are right," I said. "We are told Archelaos is a patron of this establishment," said Clitus. - (Avengers of Gor)