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I then slipped back from the wooden slats, moved back on the roof and, quietly, lowered myself to the first roof, a low one, and, from there, down to the street. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 11, Sentence #324)

I smiled to myself. I did not think they had need any longer of the services of the dark-haired girl. Her translations, I must admit, had been fluent and accurate. I then slipped back from the wooden slats, moved back on the roof and, quietly, lowered myself to the first roof, a low one, and, from there, down to the street. I spun about. I faced the short, stabbing spears of the two huge blacks. They had slipped out the front door, to receive me. - (Explorers of Gor)