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Such an animal, charging, given its size, weight and speed, and the swiftness of its reflexes, is extremely dangerous. - (Beasts of Gor, Chapter 9, Sentence #118)

They were northern tabuk, massive, tawny and swift, many of them ten hands at the shoulder, a quite different animal from the small, yellow-pelted, antelopelike quadruped of the south. On the other hand, they, too, were distinguished by the single horn of the tabuk. On these animals, however, that object, in swirling ivory, was often, at its base, some two and one-half inches in diameter, and better than a yard in length. Such an animal, charging, given its size, weight and speed, and the swiftness of its reflexes, is extremely dangerous. Usually they are killed from a distance, often from behind shields, with arrows. My thoughts strayed to Vella, once Elizabeth Cardwell. Apparently she had not knowingly collaborated with Drusus, he who had called himself Bertram of Lydius. - (Beasts of Gor)