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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

It did have a bit of dim light, particularly near the bars, that furnished from a small tharlarion-oil lamp situated a few feet away in the corridor, but, on the whole, it was mostly in shadows, and darkness, particularly near the back wall. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #598)
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25 598 It did have a bit of dim View more quotes about light">light, particularly near the bars, that furnished from a small tharlarion-oil lamp situated a few feet away in the corridor, but, on the whole, it was mostly in shadows, and darkness, particularly near the back wall.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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25 595 I, Hassan, leading, carried Tarna to an empty cell on the fourth level.
25 596 Hassan pushed back the door, tying it open.
25 597 The cell he had chosen was not entirely dark, but it was difficult to see within it.
25 598 It did have a bit of dim light, particularly near the bars, that furnished from a small tharlarion-oil lamp situated a few feet away in the corridor, but, on the whole, it was mostly in shadows, and darkness, particularly near the back wall.
25 599 Hassan's choice of the cell, in my view, was a good one.
25 600 It was dark enough to hamper vision without being so dark as to arouse suspicion, or as to require additional light.
25 601 I put Tarna, still sobbing, on the dank straw at the back wall of the cell.
I, Hassan, leading, carried Tarna to an empty cell on the fourth level. Hassan pushed back the door, tying it open. The cell he had chosen was not entirely dark, but it was difficult to see within it. It did have a bit of dim light, particularly near the bars, that furnished from a small tharlarion-oil lamp situated a few feet away in the corridor, but, on the whole, it was mostly in shadows, and darkness, particularly near the back wall. Hassan's choice of the cell, in my view, was a good one. It was dark enough to hamper vision without being so dark as to arouse suspicion, or as to require additional light. I put Tarna, still sobbing, on the dank straw at the back wall of the cell. - (Tribesmen of Gor)