Public Boards Were A Part Of Gor
“Here are public boards,” said Marcus.
Such are found at various points in Ar, such as the vicinity of squares and plazas, near markets, and on major streets and avenues.
“Is there anything new?” I inquired. I would prefer for Marcus to make out the lettering. He read Gorean fluently.
“Not really,” said Marcus. “The usual things, quotations from various officials, testimonials of fidelity to both Cos and Ar, declarations of chagrin and shame by various men or not concerning the crimes of Ar under Gnieus Lelius.”
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Gorean Public Boards Sometimes Made People Angry
“There is a crowd ahead,” I said, “at the public boards.”
“They seem angry,” he said.
“Let us see what is afoot,” I said, and together we hurried forward, toward the boards.
Before the boards, rather in a circle before them, there was a crowd. Whereas, there may have been unwelcome information on the boards, the immediate attention of the crowd was not at this moment upon them.
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Messages On Public Boards
“I did not know Gnieus Lelius was a tyrant,” said a fellow.
“That is absurd,” said another.
“But it is on the public boards!” said another.
“It must be true,” said another.
“Who made these postings?” asked a man.
“The members of the palace guard, the Taurentians themselves,” said another.
“They must then be true,” said another.
“No,” said a fellow. “All that is being done here is to inform us of the message of Lurius of Jad.”
“True,” said another, relievedly.
“Read on,” said a man.
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